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Paris Attack Victims To Sue French State Over Surveillance Lapses: Lawyer
Victims of last November's ISIS assault on Paris plan to sue the French state for failing to avert a killing spree by militants who had drawn scrutiny from police and intelligence services, a lawyer for the group said on Tuesday.
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Francois Hollande To Meet Paris Attack Victims After Suspect Captured
French President Francois Hollande on Monday was set to hold his first formal meeting with victims of the November 13 attacks in Paris, three days after Belgian police captured key suspect Saleh Abdeslam.
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ISIS Says 2 Assailants In Paris Attacks Are From Iraq
The Islamic State group published pictures of nine militants it says carried out November 13 attacks that killed 130 people in Paris including two, identified as Iraqis, who were previously unknown, according to the SITE monitoring organisation.
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France to Mourn Paris Attack Dead
France on Friday will mourn the 130 people killed in the November 13 Paris attacks, with President Francois Hollande leading a solemn ceremony in honour of the victims.
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Angela Merkel Defends Scrapping 'Freedom Match', Minister Draws Ridicule
Germany's Angela Merkel today defended the cancellation on security grounds of a football match meant to honour the Paris attack victims, while her interior minister endured mockery for leaving the public in the dark about the reason.
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Paris Attacks: What We Know So Far
French investigators believe there were three teams involved in Friday's attacks on Paris and are probing possible links to the conflict in Syria in a joint inquiry with Belgium.
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Paris Fears For What is to Come Amid the Shock, Tears
"Why are the people crying, Mummy?" a little girl out for a Sunday afternoon cycle with her parents asked, as she passed the crowds gathered on the street corner where the killing began in central Paris.
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Barack Obama, Vladimir Putin Strike Chord on Syria as Leaders Vow to Quell Terror
US President Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin of Russia agreed Sunday on the first steps towards peace in Syria, as the Paris attacks jolted world leaders into a crackdown on foreign fighters.
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Silent March in Canada in Memory of Paris Victims
Up to 5,000 people marched in silence Sunday in Montreal in memory of victims of the Paris terror attacks.
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Paris-Area Museums to Reopen Monday Afternoon: Ministry
Public museums and other cultural venues in the Paris area will reopen Monday afternoon, three days after the terror attacks in the French capital, the culture ministry said.
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French Air Force Pounds Islamic State Stronghold In Syria: Ministry
French warplanes pounded the Islamic State group's de facto capital in Syria on Sunday, in the first such strikes since a wave of coordinated attacks claimed by the jihadists left 129 people dead in Paris.
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Up to 20,000 in Copenhagen Vigil for Paris Attack Victims: Police
Up to 20,000 people, among them Prime Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen, gathered for a candlelight vigil at the gates of the French embassy in Copenhagen Sunday to mourn the victims of the Paris attacks, police said.
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Disbelief, Panic as Militants Cause Carnage in Paris a Second Time
It should have been a Friday night like any other in Paris, with locals and visitors watching a show, enjoying a good meal or shrugging off the cares of the week over a relaxed drink.
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Minute's Silence for Paris Attacks Victims at Midday Monday
France will hold a minute's silence on Monday for the victims of a wave of deadly attacks on Paris, the office of Prime Minister Manuel Valls said today.
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Paris Attack Victims To Sue French State Over Surveillance Lapses: Lawyer
Victims of last November's ISIS assault on Paris plan to sue the French state for failing to avert a killing spree by militants who had drawn scrutiny from police and intelligence services, a lawyer for the group said on Tuesday.
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Francois Hollande To Meet Paris Attack Victims After Suspect Captured
French President Francois Hollande on Monday was set to hold his first formal meeting with victims of the November 13 attacks in Paris, three days after Belgian police captured key suspect Saleh Abdeslam.
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ISIS Says 2 Assailants In Paris Attacks Are From Iraq
The Islamic State group published pictures of nine militants it says carried out November 13 attacks that killed 130 people in Paris including two, identified as Iraqis, who were previously unknown, according to the SITE monitoring organisation.
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France to Mourn Paris Attack Dead
France on Friday will mourn the 130 people killed in the November 13 Paris attacks, with President Francois Hollande leading a solemn ceremony in honour of the victims.
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Angela Merkel Defends Scrapping 'Freedom Match', Minister Draws Ridicule
Germany's Angela Merkel today defended the cancellation on security grounds of a football match meant to honour the Paris attack victims, while her interior minister endured mockery for leaving the public in the dark about the reason.
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Paris Attacks: What We Know So Far
French investigators believe there were three teams involved in Friday's attacks on Paris and are probing possible links to the conflict in Syria in a joint inquiry with Belgium.
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Paris Fears For What is to Come Amid the Shock, Tears
"Why are the people crying, Mummy?" a little girl out for a Sunday afternoon cycle with her parents asked, as she passed the crowds gathered on the street corner where the killing began in central Paris.
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Barack Obama, Vladimir Putin Strike Chord on Syria as Leaders Vow to Quell Terror
US President Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin of Russia agreed Sunday on the first steps towards peace in Syria, as the Paris attacks jolted world leaders into a crackdown on foreign fighters.
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Silent March in Canada in Memory of Paris Victims
Up to 5,000 people marched in silence Sunday in Montreal in memory of victims of the Paris terror attacks.
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Paris-Area Museums to Reopen Monday Afternoon: Ministry
Public museums and other cultural venues in the Paris area will reopen Monday afternoon, three days after the terror attacks in the French capital, the culture ministry said.
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French Air Force Pounds Islamic State Stronghold In Syria: Ministry
French warplanes pounded the Islamic State group's de facto capital in Syria on Sunday, in the first such strikes since a wave of coordinated attacks claimed by the jihadists left 129 people dead in Paris.
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Up to 20,000 in Copenhagen Vigil for Paris Attack Victims: Police
Up to 20,000 people, among them Prime Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen, gathered for a candlelight vigil at the gates of the French embassy in Copenhagen Sunday to mourn the victims of the Paris attacks, police said.
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Disbelief, Panic as Militants Cause Carnage in Paris a Second Time
It should have been a Friday night like any other in Paris, with locals and visitors watching a show, enjoying a good meal or shrugging off the cares of the week over a relaxed drink.
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Minute's Silence for Paris Attacks Victims at Midday Monday
France will hold a minute's silence on Monday for the victims of a wave of deadly attacks on Paris, the office of Prime Minister Manuel Valls said today.
