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Paris Shop Owner Praised As Hero For Helping Prevent Crypto Kidnapping
A Parisian shopowner who helped prevent a masked gang from kidnapping the daughter of a French crypto businessman has been hailed as a hero after he rushed at the
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Armed Gang Tries To Kidnap Crypto CEO's Daughter, Grandson In Paris
The daughter and grandson of a French cryptocurrency entrepreneur narrowly escaped a kidnap attempt by armed men in Paris on Tuesday in the latest attack on a crypto trader in the French capital, police said.
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8 Celebrities Who Survived Kidnappings. Read Their Shocking Stories
From Kim Kardashian's terrifying Paris ordeal to Jessica Alba's teenage abduction, these eight celebrities endured shocking kidnappings and lived to tell the tale.
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Nitish Kumar's Party Leader's Son Rescued, Was Kidnapped Near Delhi
Nitish Kumar's party leader's son, who was kidnapped by unidentified persons in Noida near Delhi, has been rescued after a police raid.
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Somali Pirates On Trial In France For Fatal Hijacking
Seven suspected Somali pirates are due in court in Paris on Tuesday over the hijacking of a French yacht that left the owner dead and his wife facing a hellish kidnapping ordeal.
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2 Key Islamist Leaders Killed in French Army Raid in Mali: Paris
French special forces killed two key jihadist leaders in a raid in Mali, one of whom has been linked to the kidnapping and execution of foreigners, the defence ministry said Wednesday.
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French PM Vows 'No Negotiation' With Algeria Hostage-Takers
France's prime minister on Tuesday vowed there would be "no discussion, no negotiation" with an Algerian group linked to Islamic State jihadists that has claimed the kidnapping of a French citizen and stressed Paris would continue air strikes on the extremists.
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IS-Linked Group Threatens to kill French Hostage in Algeria
An Algerian group linked to Islamic State jihadists on Monday claimed the kidnapping of a French national and threatened to kill the hostage within 24 hours unless Paris halts air strikes on the IS in Iraq.
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Boko Haram is West Africa's Al-Qaeda, says Nigerian President
Nigerian Islamist militant group Boko Haram, which has kidnapped more than 200 schoolgirls, is no longer a local threat but has become West Africa's Al-Qaeda, Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan said on Saturday.
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Interpol Offers Help Rescuing Nigerian Girls
Interpol is offering to help find and rescue more than 270 Nigerian schoolgirls still kidnapped by a terrorist group.
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Edward Snowden still in Moscow despite Bolivian plane drama
Bolivia today accused the United States of trying to "kidnap" its president, Evo Morales, after his plane was denied permission to fly over some European countries then inspected at Vienna airport on suspicion he was taking fugitive US intelligence analyst Edward Snowden to Latin America.
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Nigeria in 'massive manhunt' for kidnapped French family
Nigerian security forces were in a "massive manhunt" on Friday for seven members of a kidnapped French family after Paris said the abductors had likely separated the victims into two groups.
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Paris Shop Owner Praised As Hero For Helping Prevent Crypto Kidnapping
A Parisian shopowner who helped prevent a masked gang from kidnapping the daughter of a French crypto businessman has been hailed as a hero after he rushed at the
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Armed Gang Tries To Kidnap Crypto CEO's Daughter, Grandson In Paris
The daughter and grandson of a French cryptocurrency entrepreneur narrowly escaped a kidnap attempt by armed men in Paris on Tuesday in the latest attack on a crypto trader in the French capital, police said.
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8 Celebrities Who Survived Kidnappings. Read Their Shocking Stories
From Kim Kardashian's terrifying Paris ordeal to Jessica Alba's teenage abduction, these eight celebrities endured shocking kidnappings and lived to tell the tale.
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Nitish Kumar's Party Leader's Son Rescued, Was Kidnapped Near Delhi
Nitish Kumar's party leader's son, who was kidnapped by unidentified persons in Noida near Delhi, has been rescued after a police raid.
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Somali Pirates On Trial In France For Fatal Hijacking
Seven suspected Somali pirates are due in court in Paris on Tuesday over the hijacking of a French yacht that left the owner dead and his wife facing a hellish kidnapping ordeal.
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2 Key Islamist Leaders Killed in French Army Raid in Mali: Paris
French special forces killed two key jihadist leaders in a raid in Mali, one of whom has been linked to the kidnapping and execution of foreigners, the defence ministry said Wednesday.
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French PM Vows 'No Negotiation' With Algeria Hostage-Takers
France's prime minister on Tuesday vowed there would be "no discussion, no negotiation" with an Algerian group linked to Islamic State jihadists that has claimed the kidnapping of a French citizen and stressed Paris would continue air strikes on the extremists.
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IS-Linked Group Threatens to kill French Hostage in Algeria
An Algerian group linked to Islamic State jihadists on Monday claimed the kidnapping of a French national and threatened to kill the hostage within 24 hours unless Paris halts air strikes on the IS in Iraq.
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Boko Haram is West Africa's Al-Qaeda, says Nigerian President
Nigerian Islamist militant group Boko Haram, which has kidnapped more than 200 schoolgirls, is no longer a local threat but has become West Africa's Al-Qaeda, Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan said on Saturday.
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Interpol Offers Help Rescuing Nigerian Girls
Interpol is offering to help find and rescue more than 270 Nigerian schoolgirls still kidnapped by a terrorist group.
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Edward Snowden still in Moscow despite Bolivian plane drama
Bolivia today accused the United States of trying to "kidnap" its president, Evo Morales, after his plane was denied permission to fly over some European countries then inspected at Vienna airport on suspicion he was taking fugitive US intelligence analyst Edward Snowden to Latin America.
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Nigeria in 'massive manhunt' for kidnapped French family
Nigerian security forces were in a "massive manhunt" on Friday for seven members of a kidnapped French family after Paris said the abductors had likely separated the victims into two groups.
