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Student Death in Lyon Sparks Political Tension for French Far Left The death of a 23 year old student in Lyon has triggered a political storm in France, with senior ministers pointing fingers at far left activists. Quentin Deranque, a maths student and nationalist campaigner, died on Saturday. He suffered severe head injuries after a violent street assault two days earlier. Prosecutors say at least six people attacked him, kicking and punching him during the incident. An autopsy confirmed fatal damage to his skull and brain. What Happened in Lyon? The violence followed a small protest in Lyon on Thursday afternoon. Deranque had shown support for Némésis, a hard right feminist group. The group staged a demonstration against a visit by LFI Member of the European Parliament Rima Hassan to the city’s Institute of Political Studies, known as Sciences Po. Video recorded near the protest shows several young men being chased and beaten by a larger group. One man, believed to be Deranque, lay motionless on the ground after the attack. State prosecutor Thierry Dran said two groups first clashed briefly. Later, Deranque and two other nationalist activists tried to leave the area. A larger group cornered them and launched a second assault. Two members of Némésis were also injured during the earlier confrontation. Government Blames Far Left Militants Ministers in President Emmanuel Macron’s government quickly blamed far left activists for the killing. Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez described the attack as a “mob killing.” He said the attackers may not have intended to cause death, but their actions proved fatal. Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin was more direct. He stated that the far left killed Deranque and said there was no doubt about responsibility. Police have opened a murder investigation. Officers are working to identify suspects, but authorities have not made any arrests so far. Pressure on France Unbowed and Security Group The case has increased pressure on the radical left party France Unbowed, also known as LFI. Attention has also turned to La Jeune Garde, a group previously linked to security at LFI events. Members of Némésis claim they recognized activists from La Jeune Garde during the disruption of their protest. The group denies any involvement in the violence. Rima Hassan condemned the incident and called for a full investigation. She stated on social media that LFI provided her only security during the visit and said party members had no role in the assault. Family Responds Deranque’s lawyer, Fabrice Rajon, rejected claims that his client worked as a security agent. He said Deranque never engaged in violent activity and defended his political views peacefully. The incident comes at a tense moment in French politics, just weeks before key municipal elections. The investigation continues as authorities try to determine who carried out the deadly attack.
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Student Death in Lyon Sparks Political Tension for French Far Left

The death of a 23 year old student in Lyon has triggered a political storm in France, with senior ministers pointing fingers at far left activists. Quentin Deranque, a maths…

Bangladesh Nationalist Party Wins Big in First Election Since Gen Z Protests The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has secured a sweeping victory in the country's first general election since the 2024 Gen Z-led protests that ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The center-right party won more than two-thirds of the parliamentary seats, while the Islamist party Jamaat came in second. Hasina’s Awami League was barred from participating. Tarique Rahman Set to Become Prime Minister BNP leader Tarique Rahman is expected to take office as Bangladesh’s next prime minister. In his first speech to supporters in Dhaka, he expressed gratitude, urging citizens to attend prayers instead of street celebrations in memory of his late mother, former PM Khaleda Zia, who passed away in December. Rahman spent 17 years in self-imposed exile in London before returning five days before his mother’s death. This will also be his first time serving as a member of parliament. He was elected from the Dhaka-17 and Bogra-6 constituencies. Overall, 212 BNP candidates won seats, according to the Election Commission, with voter turnout at 59.44%. Historic Election Changes This election marked several firsts. With the Awami League banned, Jamaat emerged as one of the main parties competing for power. The student-led National Citizen Party (NCP), born from the 2024 protests, won six seats within Jamaat’s alliance. The absence of both Sheikh Hasina and Khaleda Zia, who dominated politics for decades, also highlighted a shift in Bangladesh’s political landscape. The Awami League has questioned the election’s legitimacy, while Jamaat raised concerns about voting irregularities. Both parties accused each other of misconduct during the election process. Key Challenges for the New Government Rahman faces significant hurdles. Restoring democracy, reviving the economy, controlling rising food prices, and creating jobs for the country’s large youth population are top priorities. Additionally, repairing strained relations with neighboring India will be crucial. India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi quickly congratulated Rahman, calling his win a “remarkable victory” and affirming India’s commitment to peace, progress, and prosperity for both nations. A Mixed Legacy Although BNP promises change, the party faces scrutiny over past corruption allegations and human rights violations during its previous tenure in the early 2000s. Analysts note that Rahman’s leadership style and ability to deliver reforms will be closely watched both domestically
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Bangladesh Nationalist Party Wins Big in First Election Since Gen Z Protests

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has secured a sweeping victory in the country's first general election since the 2024 Gen Z-led protests that ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The center-right…

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Bihar Election 2025: Modi’s BJP Faces Crucial Test in India’s Poorest State

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