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Bulgaria Approves Extradition Of Charlie Hebdo Killer Relative
On January 7 2015, the Al-Qaeda-linked Kouachi brothers killed 12 people at the headquarters of the Charlie Hebdo satirical weekly in Paris.
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A Year After Attack, France's Jews Learn To Live Under Armed Guard
Ever since a jihadist attack on a kosher store left four people dead a year ago, France's Jews have grown used to soldiers patrolling their neighbourhoods and schools.
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John Kerry Hugs French President Hollande, Says Shares France's Pain
US Secretary of State John Kerry clasped French President Francois Hollande in a warm embrace today and said the US shared France's pain after its deadliest attack in half a century.
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John Kerry to meet French President as Belgium Holds Anti-Terror Operation
US Secretary of State John Kerry was to meet with French President Francois Hollande today, hours after police in neighbouring Belgium launched an anti-terrorist raid that left two suspects dead and raised fresh alarm in Europe.
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Bulgaria Arrests Frenchman With Alleged Links to Paris Attackers: Prosecutors
Fritz-Joly Joachin, 29, a French citizen of Haitian origin, "was in contact several times with one of the two brothers - Cherif Kouachi," public prosecutor Darina Slavova told AFP. She said the contact took place before Joachin left France on December 30, a week before Cherif Kouachi and his brother Said killed 12 people in Paris attacks that shock...
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France Boosts Security at Jewish Schools
France will deploy nearly 5,000 security forces and police to protect the 700 Jewish schools in the country, as Prime Minister Manuel Valls said today that the gunman who attacked a kosher supermarket probably had an accomplice. France will deploy nearly 5,000 security forces and police to protect the 700 Jewish schools in the country, as Prime Min...
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Ex-Guru to Charlie Hebdo Killer is Nurse at Victims' Hospital
In a bizarre twist, the former spiritual guide to one of the gunmen behind the mass killing at French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo was working at the same hospital where some of the massacre's victims were taken.
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Foreigners Support Their Beloved France on Streets of Paris
"No one messes with my France! Paris is the city of light," says Brazilian Marie Badas in the midst of the giant crowds marching through Paris on Sunday in the wake of this week's terror attacks.
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Kouachi Brothers had No Links with Algeria: Foreign Minister
The two brothers who killed 12 people at French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo had no links with Algeria, Foreign Minister Ramtane Lamamra said Sunday.
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Charlie Hebdo Attack: Suspects Holding At Least One Hostage
Two brothers suspected of slaughtering 12 people in an unprecedented jihadist attack in France held at least one person hostage on Friday as police cornered the gunmen northeast of the capital.
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Charlie Hebdo Attack: Police, Helicopters Rush to Corner Suspects
A hostage-taking was underway Friday near Paris' main airport after police hunting the Islamist brothers who killed 12 people earlier this week exchanged fire with two men during a car chase, security sources said. There are reports of at least one hostage being taken.
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Charlie Hebdo Attack Suspects on US Watch List: Official
The two brothers suspected of carrying out the deadly attack on French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo had been on a US terror watch list "for years," a US law enforcement official said on Thursday.
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French Police Converge on Village After Paris Attack Suspects Seen
French anti-terrorism police converged on an area northeast of Paris on Thursday after two brothers suspected of being behind the Charlie Hebdo attack were spotted at a petrol station in the region.
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Charlie Hebdo Attack: Suspects on the Run, Spotted at Gas Station
The brothers suspected of shooting 12 people were heading to Paris, said some reports.
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Police Hunt Brothers After Paris Attack, Third Man Hands Himself in
The youngest of three French nationals being sought by police for a suspected Islamist militant attack that killed 12 people at a satirical magazine on Wednesday turned himself into police, an official at the Paris prosecutor's office said.
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Bulgaria Approves Extradition Of Charlie Hebdo Killer Relative
On January 7 2015, the Al-Qaeda-linked Kouachi brothers killed 12 people at the headquarters of the Charlie Hebdo satirical weekly in Paris.
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A Year After Attack, France's Jews Learn To Live Under Armed Guard
Ever since a jihadist attack on a kosher store left four people dead a year ago, France's Jews have grown used to soldiers patrolling their neighbourhoods and schools.
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John Kerry Hugs French President Hollande, Says Shares France's Pain
US Secretary of State John Kerry clasped French President Francois Hollande in a warm embrace today and said the US shared France's pain after its deadliest attack in half a century.
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John Kerry to meet French President as Belgium Holds Anti-Terror Operation
US Secretary of State John Kerry was to meet with French President Francois Hollande today, hours after police in neighbouring Belgium launched an anti-terrorist raid that left two suspects dead and raised fresh alarm in Europe.
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Bulgaria Arrests Frenchman With Alleged Links to Paris Attackers: Prosecutors
Fritz-Joly Joachin, 29, a French citizen of Haitian origin, "was in contact several times with one of the two brothers - Cherif Kouachi," public prosecutor Darina Slavova told AFP. She said the contact took place before Joachin left France on December 30, a week before Cherif Kouachi and his brother Said killed 12 people in Paris attacks that shock...
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France Boosts Security at Jewish Schools
France will deploy nearly 5,000 security forces and police to protect the 700 Jewish schools in the country, as Prime Minister Manuel Valls said today that the gunman who attacked a kosher supermarket probably had an accomplice. France will deploy nearly 5,000 security forces and police to protect the 700 Jewish schools in the country, as Prime Min...
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Ex-Guru to Charlie Hebdo Killer is Nurse at Victims' Hospital
In a bizarre twist, the former spiritual guide to one of the gunmen behind the mass killing at French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo was working at the same hospital where some of the massacre's victims were taken.
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Foreigners Support Their Beloved France on Streets of Paris
"No one messes with my France! Paris is the city of light," says Brazilian Marie Badas in the midst of the giant crowds marching through Paris on Sunday in the wake of this week's terror attacks.
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Kouachi Brothers had No Links with Algeria: Foreign Minister
The two brothers who killed 12 people at French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo had no links with Algeria, Foreign Minister Ramtane Lamamra said Sunday.
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Charlie Hebdo Attack: Suspects Holding At Least One Hostage
Two brothers suspected of slaughtering 12 people in an unprecedented jihadist attack in France held at least one person hostage on Friday as police cornered the gunmen northeast of the capital.
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Charlie Hebdo Attack: Police, Helicopters Rush to Corner Suspects
A hostage-taking was underway Friday near Paris' main airport after police hunting the Islamist brothers who killed 12 people earlier this week exchanged fire with two men during a car chase, security sources said. There are reports of at least one hostage being taken.
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Charlie Hebdo Attack Suspects on US Watch List: Official
The two brothers suspected of carrying out the deadly attack on French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo had been on a US terror watch list "for years," a US law enforcement official said on Thursday.
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French Police Converge on Village After Paris Attack Suspects Seen
French anti-terrorism police converged on an area northeast of Paris on Thursday after two brothers suspected of being behind the Charlie Hebdo attack were spotted at a petrol station in the region.
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Charlie Hebdo Attack: Suspects on the Run, Spotted at Gas Station
The brothers suspected of shooting 12 people were heading to Paris, said some reports.
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Police Hunt Brothers After Paris Attack, Third Man Hands Himself in
The youngest of three French nationals being sought by police for a suspected Islamist militant attack that killed 12 people at a satirical magazine on Wednesday turned himself into police, an official at the Paris prosecutor's office said.
