US EditionSuch Was the 20th-Year-Old Mathematician Quentin Deranque, a Devout Catholic and Nationalist Who Was Killed by Leftist Ultras Causing a Political Schism in France
6 Articles
6 Articles
After that protest that led to a deadly lynching at the hands of activists from the extreme left, Quentin’s face soaks up the streets of Lyon. The young man named a martyr has become the tragic symbol of political violence. Read
Still hot, Quentin Deranque's dead body, who died under the blows of the far left last week in Lyon, was a territory heavily contested by antagonistic ideological camps. There are dead people who do not die alone. They fall into a bustle of narratives, slogans, calculated silences and instrumentalized angers. Quentin is one of them. As soon as his name is spoken that he was already disappearing under the dust of interpretations. Not erased, but …
Quentin Deranque's death after a fight between extreme right-wing and left-wing youth has fueled a media and political campaign to criminalize anti-fascism.Main Topics: FranceRead full article
A rally in tribute to Quentin Deranque, a young far right student beaten to death during a rixe with extreme left activists in Lyon, was held on Sunday 22 February 2026 in front of Sciences Po Strasbourg. About 70 people took part in it. In a climate deemed "very tense", the mayor of Strasbourg had seized the prefect to ask for a ban on the demonstration, invoking risks of disturbances to public order, in particular because of the football match…
A rally in tribute to Quentin Deranque, a young right-wing student beaten to death during a rixe with extreme left activists in Lyon, is scheduled to be held this Sunday, February 22, 2026 in front of Sciences Po Strasbourg. In a climate deemed "very tense", the mayor of Strasbourg seized the prefect to ask for the ban on the demonstration, invoking risks of disturbances to public order, in particular due to the Strasbourg-Lyon match scheduled f…
"The will of purity and elimination, the drunkenness of the power to designate those who are allowed to exist (and those who, on the other hand, must remain silent or disappear), the jubilation of morally-motivated condemnation, are unique to all revolutionaries, as soon as the irreconcilability of their ideal with the real world breaks out," writes Erwan Le Noan in his column for Opinion
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 100% of the sources lean Right
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
