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In A First, Vogue Paris Features Transgender Cover Model
Vogue Paris is to become the first French magazine to feature a transgender model on its cover, according the honour to Valentina Sampaio of Brazil for its March edition.
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John Kerry Says Couldn't Attend Paris March Because Was Travelling
US Secretary of State John Kerry told his French counterpart Laurent Fabius that he had been unable to attend Sunday's massive march in Paris because he was on the road.
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US Lawmaker Apologises for Tweet Comparing Barack Obama to Adolf Hitler
A Republican congressman from Texas offered a swift apology Monday after he essentially compared US President Barack Obama to Adolf Hitler in a tweet about last week's deadly attacks in France.
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US Should Have Sent Other Officials to Paris: White House
The White House said Monday the US should have sent a high-level official to an anti-terror march in Paris that was attended by more than 40 world leaders, in a rare public admission of error.
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France Turns to Hashtag JeSuisNico For Some Comic Relief
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy was the butt of Internet jokes on Monday after he managed to shimmy his way to the front of the historic march in Paris on Saturday.
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Republican Questions US Low-Profile at French March
Republican Sen. Marco Rubio says he thinks the United States had too low a profile at a solidarity march on Sunday in support of the French people after the terrorist attack against a Paris newspaper.
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France Boosts Security at Jewish Schools as Gunman 'Likely Had Accomplice'
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 on Monday that the gunman who attacked a kosher supermarket probably had an accomplice.
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IamCharlie: Some Question Human Rights Records of World Leaders Who Marched
The world outpouring of sympathy after the deadly "Charlie Hebdo" attack has touched many in France but some either detect a note of hypocrisy or feel squeamish about supporting a satirical weekly that antagonised many.
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25,000 March in Montreal in Solidarity with France: Organizers
About 25,000 people marched Sunday in Canada's French-speaking city of Montreal in solidarity with France and in memory of 17 people killed in jihadist attacks in Paris, organizers said.
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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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World Leaders Join Mass Paris March to Honour Attack Victims
Dozens of world leaders including Muslim and Jewish statesmen linked arms leading hundreds of thousands of French citizens in an unprecedented march under high security to pay tribute to victims of Islamist militant attacks.
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Defiant Paris Begins Historic Unity March Against Terror
World leaders linked arms at the start of a historic march against terrorism in Paris Sunday, walking in silence to huge applause as they led a mammoth procession through the French capital.
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Paris Attacks: 'Urgent Need' to Share European Air Passenger Information, Say Ministers
Interior ministers from a range of nations said Sunday there was an "urgent and crucial need" to share European air passenger information and strengthen the EU's external borders.
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US to Host Summit on February 18 to Fight 'Violent Extremism'
The United States will host a summit on February 18 on how to fight "violent extremism around the world" in the wake of the Paris attacks, Attorney General Eric Holder said today.
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Tens of Thousands Gather for Paris March
Tens of thousands have already gathered in the Place de la Republique in Paris hours before today's march to mark the nation's defiance and sorrow in the face of this week's jihadist attacks.
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In A First, Vogue Paris Features Transgender Cover Model
Vogue Paris is to become the first French magazine to feature a transgender model on its cover, according the honour to Valentina Sampaio of Brazil for its March edition.
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John Kerry Says Couldn't Attend Paris March Because Was Travelling
US Secretary of State John Kerry told his French counterpart Laurent Fabius that he had been unable to attend Sunday's massive march in Paris because he was on the road.
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US Lawmaker Apologises for Tweet Comparing Barack Obama to Adolf Hitler
A Republican congressman from Texas offered a swift apology Monday after he essentially compared US President Barack Obama to Adolf Hitler in a tweet about last week's deadly attacks in France.
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US Should Have Sent Other Officials to Paris: White House
The White House said Monday the US should have sent a high-level official to an anti-terror march in Paris that was attended by more than 40 world leaders, in a rare public admission of error.
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France Turns to Hashtag JeSuisNico For Some Comic Relief
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy was the butt of Internet jokes on Monday after he managed to shimmy his way to the front of the historic march in Paris on Saturday.
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Republican Questions US Low-Profile at French March
Republican Sen. Marco Rubio says he thinks the United States had too low a profile at a solidarity march on Sunday in support of the French people after the terrorist attack against a Paris newspaper.
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France Boosts Security at Jewish Schools as Gunman 'Likely Had Accomplice'
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 on Monday that the gunman who attacked a kosher supermarket probably had an accomplice.
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IamCharlie: Some Question Human Rights Records of World Leaders Who Marched
The world outpouring of sympathy after the deadly "Charlie Hebdo" attack has touched many in France but some either detect a note of hypocrisy or feel squeamish about supporting a satirical weekly that antagonised many.
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25,000 March in Montreal in Solidarity with France: Organizers
About 25,000 people marched Sunday in Canada's French-speaking city of Montreal in solidarity with France and in memory of 17 people killed in jihadist attacks in Paris, organizers said.
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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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World Leaders Join Mass Paris March to Honour Attack Victims
Dozens of world leaders including Muslim and Jewish statesmen linked arms leading hundreds of thousands of French citizens in an unprecedented march under high security to pay tribute to victims of Islamist militant attacks.
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Defiant Paris Begins Historic Unity March Against Terror
World leaders linked arms at the start of a historic march against terrorism in Paris Sunday, walking in silence to huge applause as they led a mammoth procession through the French capital.
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Paris Attacks: 'Urgent Need' to Share European Air Passenger Information, Say Ministers
Interior ministers from a range of nations said Sunday there was an "urgent and crucial need" to share European air passenger information and strengthen the EU's external borders.
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US to Host Summit on February 18 to Fight 'Violent Extremism'
The United States will host a summit on February 18 on how to fight "violent extremism around the world" in the wake of the Paris attacks, Attorney General Eric Holder said today.
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Tens of Thousands Gather for Paris March
Tens of thousands have already gathered in the Place de la Republique in Paris hours before today's march to mark the nation's defiance and sorrow in the face of this week's jihadist attacks.
