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Paris Attacker Abdeslam Smoked Pot With Teens After Strike That Killed 130
Several hours after the Paris attacks, three teenagers smoked pot and ate fries with a "normal guy" who turned out to be terrorist Salah Abdeslam, news reports said today.
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Paris Vows Security Will Not Rain On Its Fashion Parade
Paris dusts itself off to reclaim its place as the capital of fashion Wednesday, with the start of its menswear shows amid tight security after the November terror attacks.
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Brussels Police Detain 5 In Raids Linked To Paris Attacks
Belgian police raided homes in Brussels late on Sunday and today, detaining five people for questioning in an investigation linked to terrorist attacks in Paris that killed 130 people in November, prosecutors said.
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2 Detained by Brussels Police In Raids Linked To Paris Attacks: Prosecutor
Belgian police raided homes in Brussels late on Sunday and detained two people for questioning in an investigation linked to militant attacks in Paris that killed 130 people in November, federal prosecutors said.
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Paris Attacker Was French Army Reject
Foued Mohamed-Aggad, one of three young men who shot dead 90 people at a Paris concert hall a month ago, was turned down by the French army and possibly also by the police before Islamic State took him on to fight for them.
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Francois Hollande Has Best Ratings Since 2012 After Paris Attacks: Poll
French President Francois Hollande's ratings zoomed up to 50 per cent, the best since 2012, following his hardline response against jihadists after the Paris attacks, a poll showed Tuesday.
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Iran Condemns West's 'Double Standards' in Letter to Youth
Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, on Sunday condemned the West's "double standards" in a letter to the youth of America and Europe following the Paris attacks that killed 130 people.
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Negotiators Vow to Honour Paris Victims With Climate Deal
Climate negotiators in Paris vowed today to craft an historic pact to avert catastrophic global warming in honour of the victims of this month's horror attacks in the French capital.
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What India Should Learn From Paris Attacks
If terrorism is to be conquered, it has to be understood. Merely condemning terrorism is not in itself an answer.
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Siemens Chief Warns on Investment After Paris Attacks
Companies may put investment plans on hold in the wake of Paris attacks which have sapped investor confidence, the head of industrial giant Siemens said in remarks published today.
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Few Dissenting Voices as France Curbs Rights After Paris Attacks
France calls itself "the homeland of human rights" but has focused in the past week on limiting them as the government pushed through sweeping curbs on basic freedoms in the wake of the Paris massacre.
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Timeline of Police Assault After Paris Attacks
French police launched a dawn raid on today as they hunted down those behind the terror attacks that claimed 129 lives in the French capital five days ago.
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Boastful Belgian Jihadist Accused of Masterminding Paris Attacks
Belgian jihadist Abdelhamid Abaaoud, the suspected Paris attacks mastermind targeted in a French police raid on Wednesday, was a schoolyard bully who had recently taunted the West from an Islamic State base in Syria.
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Paris Siege Forestalled Another Attack, Say French Police: 10 Developments
After a seven-hour operation to flush out a group of terrorists holed up in Paris suburb St Denis, French ambassador Francois Richier told NDTV that Abdelhamid Abaaoud, who allegedly masterminded Friday terror's attacks in Paris, may have committed suicide.
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7 Explosions Heard at Raid Site in Saint Denis near Paris
At least seven explosions have been heard at the scene of a police standoff with suspects in last week's deadly Paris attacks.
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Paris Attacker Abdeslam Smoked Pot With Teens After Strike That Killed 130
Several hours after the Paris attacks, three teenagers smoked pot and ate fries with a "normal guy" who turned out to be terrorist Salah Abdeslam, news reports said today.
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Paris Vows Security Will Not Rain On Its Fashion Parade
Paris dusts itself off to reclaim its place as the capital of fashion Wednesday, with the start of its menswear shows amid tight security after the November terror attacks.
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Brussels Police Detain 5 In Raids Linked To Paris Attacks
Belgian police raided homes in Brussels late on Sunday and today, detaining five people for questioning in an investigation linked to terrorist attacks in Paris that killed 130 people in November, prosecutors said.
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2 Detained by Brussels Police In Raids Linked To Paris Attacks: Prosecutor
Belgian police raided homes in Brussels late on Sunday and detained two people for questioning in an investigation linked to militant attacks in Paris that killed 130 people in November, federal prosecutors said.
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Paris Attacker Was French Army Reject
Foued Mohamed-Aggad, one of three young men who shot dead 90 people at a Paris concert hall a month ago, was turned down by the French army and possibly also by the police before Islamic State took him on to fight for them.
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Francois Hollande Has Best Ratings Since 2012 After Paris Attacks: Poll
French President Francois Hollande's ratings zoomed up to 50 per cent, the best since 2012, following his hardline response against jihadists after the Paris attacks, a poll showed Tuesday.
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Iran Condemns West's 'Double Standards' in Letter to Youth
Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, on Sunday condemned the West's "double standards" in a letter to the youth of America and Europe following the Paris attacks that killed 130 people.
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Negotiators Vow to Honour Paris Victims With Climate Deal
Climate negotiators in Paris vowed today to craft an historic pact to avert catastrophic global warming in honour of the victims of this month's horror attacks in the French capital.
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What India Should Learn From Paris Attacks
If terrorism is to be conquered, it has to be understood. Merely condemning terrorism is not in itself an answer.
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Siemens Chief Warns on Investment After Paris Attacks
Companies may put investment plans on hold in the wake of Paris attacks which have sapped investor confidence, the head of industrial giant Siemens said in remarks published today.
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Few Dissenting Voices as France Curbs Rights After Paris Attacks
France calls itself "the homeland of human rights" but has focused in the past week on limiting them as the government pushed through sweeping curbs on basic freedoms in the wake of the Paris massacre.
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Timeline of Police Assault After Paris Attacks
French police launched a dawn raid on today as they hunted down those behind the terror attacks that claimed 129 lives in the French capital five days ago.
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Boastful Belgian Jihadist Accused of Masterminding Paris Attacks
Belgian jihadist Abdelhamid Abaaoud, the suspected Paris attacks mastermind targeted in a French police raid on Wednesday, was a schoolyard bully who had recently taunted the West from an Islamic State base in Syria.
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Paris Siege Forestalled Another Attack, Say French Police: 10 Developments
After a seven-hour operation to flush out a group of terrorists holed up in Paris suburb St Denis, French ambassador Francois Richier told NDTV that Abdelhamid Abaaoud, who allegedly masterminded Friday terror's attacks in Paris, may have committed suicide.
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7 Explosions Heard at Raid Site in Saint Denis near Paris
At least seven explosions have been heard at the scene of a police standoff with suspects in last week's deadly Paris attacks.
