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President Emmanuel Macron has accused far-right politicians, including those in the Marine Le Pen National Assembly, of fostering racism in France following a "racially" (according to the French government) killing in a Paris suburb. The attack, which left one dead and seven wounded, sparked debates about racism in politics and the media. Macron's comments were rejected by the National Assembly, which in turn accuses him of spreading hatred. The suspect, Kevin T, attacked "African or Muslim" victims and "possessed far-right materials," according to authorities.

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President Emmanuel Macron has accused far-right politicians, including those in the Marine Le Pen National Assembly, of fostering racism in France following a "racially" (according to the French government) killing in a Paris suburb. The attack, which left one dead and seven wounded, sparked debates about racism in politics and the media. Macron's comments were rejected by the National Assembly, which in turn accuses him of spreading hatred. The suspect, Kevin T, attacked "African or Muslim" victims and "possessed far-right materials," according to authorities.

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