Which Westerner will be the first to create the term neo-feminism?
The right marched in France. Thousands participated in the memorial march for the murdered right-wing activist Quentin Deranque.
Parts of the sequence of events, according to the French prosecutor: MEP Rima Hassan from the left-wing party LFI was giving a lecture at the university Sciences Po in central Lyon on the evening of February 12. Outside, a group of counter-demonstrators from the immigration-critical and feminist network Nemesis gathered. The group consisted of women who wanted to protect France from men's violence.
At 6 PM, the Nemesis group was attacked by around 20 masked individuals. Quentin Deranque was assaulted by at least six people, and while lying on the ground, he received several kicks to the head. Once at the hospital, Deranque fell into a coma and died on Saturday from his injuries. See the report on SVT Nyheter.
Former Prince Andrew could be removed from the line of succession in the United Kingdom. It is Defense Minister Luke Pollard who tells the BBC that measures preventing Andrew from ever becoming king "are the right thing to do" – regardless of what the police investigation concludes.
The former prince was stripped of his titles due to his connections to the investigation of the sex-offender billionaire Jeffrey Epstein. Watch the segment on SVT News.