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Archivists Digitise Paris Attack Tributes To Preserve Memories
Paris archivists have collected written messages, drawings and other tributes left at the sites of last November's attacks, in which Islamic State gunmen killed 130 people, in order to preserve them in digital form.
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Belgium Slow To Share Information On Paris Attacker: French Lawmaker
Belgian authorities were slow to pass on key information about the only surviving suspect in last year's Paris attacks, French lawmakers said Sunday, raising the possibility that he could have been arrested within hours of the bloody gun and suicide bomb raids.
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French Identify Another Paris Attacker Via DNA From Body Parts
French investigators have confirmed that Belgian-Moroccan Chakib Akrouh, who blew himself up when trapped by police on November 18, was the third member of the three-man unit that killed dozens of cafe-goers during a multi-pronged Islamist attack on Paris days earlier.
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US Tightens Visa Waiver Programme in Wake of Paris Attacks
The White House announced changes to the US visa waiver programme on Monday so that security officials can more closely screen travellers from 38 countries allowed to enter the United States without obtaining visas before they travel.
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For 500 Euros, Anyone Can Buy an AK-47 in the Heart of Europe, Say Experts
Need a Kalashnikov in Belgium? No problem, says "Nemac" the Serb; a few hundred euros will buy the gun and a place to stash it in a car or truck coming up from the Balkans.
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Deadly Last Minutes at Bataclan: A Cop's Version
"It was a scene of absolute horror. It will live with my men for ever."
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Suspect Sought in Sweden for 'Planning Terrorist Act': Police
Swedish police were hunting today for a man wanted for "planning a terrorist act", security services said, with the country on high alert following the deadly terror assault in Paris last week.
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French Ambassador 'Saddened' by Azam Khan's Remarks on Paris Attack
French Ambassador to India Francois Richier today said he was "saddened" by Uttar Pradesh minister Azam Khan's remark that the Paris terror attack could have been a "reaction" to the "killing of innocents" in Arab countries by "superpowers" including the US.
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Is Posting Support for Paris on Facebook Narcissistic, or Heartfelt?
We were in Paris, but we were more than a mile from the attacks, enjoying a quiet Friday night dinner at an Alsatian restaurant, just as people on vacation do. Our first indication that something bad had happened wasn't the sound of gunfire or explosions, but the buzz of a text from a family member back home: "Are you ok?"
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Holder of Syrian Passport Found in Paris Travelled Through Balkans
The holder of a Syrian passport found near the body of one of the gunmen who died in Friday night's attacks in Paris was registered as a refugee in several European countries last month, authorities said.
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US Lowers Flags to Half-Staff in Honor of Paris Victims
The United States flag will fly at half-staff at the White House and other official buildings across the country and abroad, until sunset Thursday to honor the dead in the Paris terror attacks.
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Britain to Boost Spy Agencies After Paris Attacks: Reports
Britain is to recruit an extra 1,900 security and intelligence staff to counter the threat of terrorist violence following the deadly Paris attacks, British media reported on Monday.
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World's Tallest Building Lit Up in French Tricolor
To show solidarity with France and victims of Friday's terrorist attacks in Paris, the world's tallest building, Burj Khalifa in the United Arab Emirates, was illuminated on Sunday in red, white and blue, colors of France's national flag.
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Archivists Digitise Paris Attack Tributes To Preserve Memories
Paris archivists have collected written messages, drawings and other tributes left at the sites of last November's attacks, in which Islamic State gunmen killed 130 people, in order to preserve them in digital form.
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Belgium Slow To Share Information On Paris Attacker: French Lawmaker
Belgian authorities were slow to pass on key information about the only surviving suspect in last year's Paris attacks, French lawmakers said Sunday, raising the possibility that he could have been arrested within hours of the bloody gun and suicide bomb raids.
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French Identify Another Paris Attacker Via DNA From Body Parts
French investigators have confirmed that Belgian-Moroccan Chakib Akrouh, who blew himself up when trapped by police on November 18, was the third member of the three-man unit that killed dozens of cafe-goers during a multi-pronged Islamist attack on Paris days earlier.
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US Tightens Visa Waiver Programme in Wake of Paris Attacks
The White House announced changes to the US visa waiver programme on Monday so that security officials can more closely screen travellers from 38 countries allowed to enter the United States without obtaining visas before they travel.
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For 500 Euros, Anyone Can Buy an AK-47 in the Heart of Europe, Say Experts
Need a Kalashnikov in Belgium? No problem, says "Nemac" the Serb; a few hundred euros will buy the gun and a place to stash it in a car or truck coming up from the Balkans.
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Deadly Last Minutes at Bataclan: A Cop's Version
"It was a scene of absolute horror. It will live with my men for ever."
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Suspect Sought in Sweden for 'Planning Terrorist Act': Police
Swedish police were hunting today for a man wanted for "planning a terrorist act", security services said, with the country on high alert following the deadly terror assault in Paris last week.
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French Ambassador 'Saddened' by Azam Khan's Remarks on Paris Attack
French Ambassador to India Francois Richier today said he was "saddened" by Uttar Pradesh minister Azam Khan's remark that the Paris terror attack could have been a "reaction" to the "killing of innocents" in Arab countries by "superpowers" including the US.
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Is Posting Support for Paris on Facebook Narcissistic, or Heartfelt?
We were in Paris, but we were more than a mile from the attacks, enjoying a quiet Friday night dinner at an Alsatian restaurant, just as people on vacation do. Our first indication that something bad had happened wasn't the sound of gunfire or explosions, but the buzz of a text from a family member back home: "Are you ok?"
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Holder of Syrian Passport Found in Paris Travelled Through Balkans
The holder of a Syrian passport found near the body of one of the gunmen who died in Friday night's attacks in Paris was registered as a refugee in several European countries last month, authorities said.
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US Lowers Flags to Half-Staff in Honor of Paris Victims
The United States flag will fly at half-staff at the White House and other official buildings across the country and abroad, until sunset Thursday to honor the dead in the Paris terror attacks.
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Britain to Boost Spy Agencies After Paris Attacks: Reports
Britain is to recruit an extra 1,900 security and intelligence staff to counter the threat of terrorist violence following the deadly Paris attacks, British media reported on Monday.
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World's Tallest Building Lit Up in French Tricolor
To show solidarity with France and victims of Friday's terrorist attacks in Paris, the world's tallest building, Burj Khalifa in the United Arab Emirates, was illuminated on Sunday in red, white and blue, colors of France's national flag.
