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Ex-Miss France Elodie Gossuin, Stranded in Dubai, Shares Distressing Video: "Lived Through Horrible Day"
Elodie Gossuin, a mother of four, is known for her work on French television, including hosting shows.
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France Orders Hospitals To Prepare For A "Major Engagement" By March 2026
In a letter to regional health authorities dated July 18, the French health ministry directed hospitals to be ready for a potential "major engagement" by March 2026.
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Franco-Swiss Airport Briefly Evacuated For "Security Reasons" Ahead Of Olympics Opening Ceremony
A Franco-Swiss airport was temporarily evacuated following a bomb threat Friday, hours after arson attacks disrupted the French rail network ahead of the Olympics opening ceremony.
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6 French Airports Evacuated After "Threat" Email
Six airports across France were evacuated on Wednesday after emailed "threats of attack", a police source told AFP.
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Two Charged Over Arms Supply To French Airport Attacker
French anti-terrorism judges have charged two men suspected of involvement in supplying a weapon to the gunman killed at Paris's Orly airport after attacking soldiers, a judicial source said Saturday.
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'My Son Was No Terrorist': Father Of French Airport Attacker
The father of the French man shot dead at Orly airport in Paris after attacking a soldier said Sunday his son was "not a terrorist" and that his actions were caused by drink and drugs.
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Man Killed At Paris Airport Planned To 'Die For Allah': Prosecutor
A man shot dead by French soldiers at Paris Orly airport on Saturday shouted he was there to "die for Allah" and tried to seize a soldier's assault rifle, apparently intending to open fire on passengers, a prosecutor said.
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Orly Attack Motive To Be Probed, Female Soldier 'Doing Fine': Spokesmen
The man killed at Orly airport on Saturday tried to snatch a gun from a female soldier "in an extremely violent attack" on her before he was shot dead, a French army spokesman said.
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France Pulls Security Badge For 70 Airport Workers After Attacks
Secure-zone clearance has been withdrawn for nearly 70 people working at two Paris airports following the November 13 terror attacks on the French capital, the boss of the airports company said today.
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American Airlines Delays Paris Flights; United Operates as Planned
American Airlines Group, the world's biggest carrier by passenger traffic, said on Friday it was delaying flights to Paris in response to the explosions and shooting attacks there, even though French airports remained open.
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Security Stepped Up in Delhi After Paris Multiple Attacks
Security was today stepped up in the national capital especially outside the French embassy, government buildings and international airport in New Delhi following an alert by intelligence agencies in the wake of terror strikes in Paris in which over 120 people have been killed.
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Charlie Hebdo Suspects Holed Up in Building Near Paris Airport: 10 Developments
A massive operation is underway to "neutralise" the two suspects in the massacre at the Charlie Hebdo office on Wednesday, a French minister said today.
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Ex-Miss France Elodie Gossuin, Stranded in Dubai, Shares Distressing Video: "Lived Through Horrible Day"
Elodie Gossuin, a mother of four, is known for her work on French television, including hosting shows.
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France Orders Hospitals To Prepare For A "Major Engagement" By March 2026
In a letter to regional health authorities dated July 18, the French health ministry directed hospitals to be ready for a potential "major engagement" by March 2026.
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Franco-Swiss Airport Briefly Evacuated For "Security Reasons" Ahead Of Olympics Opening Ceremony
A Franco-Swiss airport was temporarily evacuated following a bomb threat Friday, hours after arson attacks disrupted the French rail network ahead of the Olympics opening ceremony.
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6 French Airports Evacuated After "Threat" Email
Six airports across France were evacuated on Wednesday after emailed "threats of attack", a police source told AFP.
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Two Charged Over Arms Supply To French Airport Attacker
French anti-terrorism judges have charged two men suspected of involvement in supplying a weapon to the gunman killed at Paris's Orly airport after attacking soldiers, a judicial source said Saturday.
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'My Son Was No Terrorist': Father Of French Airport Attacker
The father of the French man shot dead at Orly airport in Paris after attacking a soldier said Sunday his son was "not a terrorist" and that his actions were caused by drink and drugs.
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Man Killed At Paris Airport Planned To 'Die For Allah': Prosecutor
A man shot dead by French soldiers at Paris Orly airport on Saturday shouted he was there to "die for Allah" and tried to seize a soldier's assault rifle, apparently intending to open fire on passengers, a prosecutor said.
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Orly Attack Motive To Be Probed, Female Soldier 'Doing Fine': Spokesmen
The man killed at Orly airport on Saturday tried to snatch a gun from a female soldier "in an extremely violent attack" on her before he was shot dead, a French army spokesman said.
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France Pulls Security Badge For 70 Airport Workers After Attacks
Secure-zone clearance has been withdrawn for nearly 70 people working at two Paris airports following the November 13 terror attacks on the French capital, the boss of the airports company said today.
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American Airlines Delays Paris Flights; United Operates as Planned
American Airlines Group, the world's biggest carrier by passenger traffic, said on Friday it was delaying flights to Paris in response to the explosions and shooting attacks there, even though French airports remained open.
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Security Stepped Up in Delhi After Paris Multiple Attacks
Security was today stepped up in the national capital especially outside the French embassy, government buildings and international airport in New Delhi following an alert by intelligence agencies in the wake of terror strikes in Paris in which over 120 people have been killed.
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Charlie Hebdo Suspects Holed Up in Building Near Paris Airport: 10 Developments
A massive operation is underway to "neutralise" the two suspects in the massacre at the Charlie Hebdo office on Wednesday, a French minister said today.
