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'I'm Not Ashamed' Says Paris Attacks Suspect: Report
The main suspect in the Paris attacks said he was "not ashamed" in a letter to a woman who has been writing to him in prison, according to extracts published in the French press Friday.
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France Marks First Anniversary Of Paris Attacks
French President Francois Hollande on Sunday began commemorations for the first anniversary of the Paris attacks by unveiling a plaque in memory of a man killed by suicide bombers at the Stade de France.
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First Test For French Security On Eve Of Euro 2016
France today faces its first major security challenge of the Euro 2016 football championships with a giant open-air concert at the 90,000-capacity fan zone in Paris.
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PES 2016: UEFA Euro 2016 Review
This summer's tournament in France is the first opportunity for Konami to show what it can do with a massively awaited football event.
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Security High As France Returns To Paris Stadium After Bombs
More than 1,700 security personnel were on patrol Tuesday as France beat Russia on its return to the Stade de France, four months after their last home game was targeted by suicide bombers.
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Driver Had 'Martyr' Aim In Attack On French Soldiers: Prosecutor
A 29-year-old man who tried to run down soldiers guarding a French mosque said he wanted to kill them and be killed himself "to appear like a martyr," a prosecutor said on Saturday.
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Mother Of Paris Attacker Says She Missed Warning Signs: Report
The mother of one of the Paris attackers has told a local Belgian television station that she had missed the warning signs, and not spotted that her son had been radicalised.
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Francois Hollande Vows 'More Songs' in Response to Paris Attacks
President Francois Hollande vowed today that France would respond to the "army of fanatics" which carried out the Paris attacks with more songs, concerts and shows, as the nation paused to pay homage to the victims.
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The Paris Attackers: What We Know So Far
Europe's most wanted man Salah Abdeslam remained at large Monday despite an international manhunt and a wave of overnight raids in Belgium seeking the key suspect in the Paris attacks which killed 130.
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French Police Extend Questioning of Suspect After Attacks
Investigators on Sunday extended into a fifth day the detention of a man arrested on Wednesday outside the building where the suspected ringleader of the Paris attacks died, the prosecutor's office said.
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Factbox: The Hunt for the Paris Attackers
France and Belgium are trying to track down any living assailants and would-be assailants following the Friday, November 13, attacks in Paris.
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Terrorists May Have Spent as Little as $7,500 on Paris Attacks
The terrorists who killed 130 people in Paris, triggering waves of air strikes on Syria and security alerts around the world, may have spent as little as around 7,000 euros ($7,500) to stage their attacks.
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Deadly Last Minutes at Bataclan: A Cop's Version
"It was a scene of absolute horror. It will live with my men for ever."
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Belgian Police Carry Out Series of Raids, 1 Detained
Belgian police carried out a series of raids in Brussels today to find information related to one of the Paris suicide bombers and also detained a person during a separate house search, federal prosecutors said.
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Fate of Paris Attacks 'Mastermind' Unknown After Massive Raid
The fate of the suspected mastermind of the Paris attacks, Abdelhamid Abaaoud, was unknown Wednesday after a massive police raid in a suburb of the city that left at least two dead, including a female suicide bomber.
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'I'm Not Ashamed' Says Paris Attacks Suspect: Report
The main suspect in the Paris attacks said he was "not ashamed" in a letter to a woman who has been writing to him in prison, according to extracts published in the French press Friday.
-
France Marks First Anniversary Of Paris Attacks
French President Francois Hollande on Sunday began commemorations for the first anniversary of the Paris attacks by unveiling a plaque in memory of a man killed by suicide bombers at the Stade de France.
-
First Test For French Security On Eve Of Euro 2016
France today faces its first major security challenge of the Euro 2016 football championships with a giant open-air concert at the 90,000-capacity fan zone in Paris.
-
PES 2016: UEFA Euro 2016 Review
This summer's tournament in France is the first opportunity for Konami to show what it can do with a massively awaited football event.
-
Security High As France Returns To Paris Stadium After Bombs
More than 1,700 security personnel were on patrol Tuesday as France beat Russia on its return to the Stade de France, four months after their last home game was targeted by suicide bombers.
-
Driver Had 'Martyr' Aim In Attack On French Soldiers: Prosecutor
A 29-year-old man who tried to run down soldiers guarding a French mosque said he wanted to kill them and be killed himself "to appear like a martyr," a prosecutor said on Saturday.
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Mother Of Paris Attacker Says She Missed Warning Signs: Report
The mother of one of the Paris attackers has told a local Belgian television station that she had missed the warning signs, and not spotted that her son had been radicalised.
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Francois Hollande Vows 'More Songs' in Response to Paris Attacks
President Francois Hollande vowed today that France would respond to the "army of fanatics" which carried out the Paris attacks with more songs, concerts and shows, as the nation paused to pay homage to the victims.
-
The Paris Attackers: What We Know So Far
Europe's most wanted man Salah Abdeslam remained at large Monday despite an international manhunt and a wave of overnight raids in Belgium seeking the key suspect in the Paris attacks which killed 130.
-
French Police Extend Questioning of Suspect After Attacks
Investigators on Sunday extended into a fifth day the detention of a man arrested on Wednesday outside the building where the suspected ringleader of the Paris attacks died, the prosecutor's office said.
-
Factbox: The Hunt for the Paris Attackers
France and Belgium are trying to track down any living assailants and would-be assailants following the Friday, November 13, attacks in Paris.
-
Terrorists May Have Spent as Little as $7,500 on Paris Attacks
The terrorists who killed 130 people in Paris, triggering waves of air strikes on Syria and security alerts around the world, may have spent as little as around 7,000 euros ($7,500) to stage their attacks.
-
Deadly Last Minutes at Bataclan: A Cop's Version
"It was a scene of absolute horror. It will live with my men for ever."
-
Belgian Police Carry Out Series of Raids, 1 Detained
Belgian police carried out a series of raids in Brussels today to find information related to one of the Paris suicide bombers and also detained a person during a separate house search, federal prosecutors said.
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Fate of Paris Attacks 'Mastermind' Unknown After Massive Raid
The fate of the suspected mastermind of the Paris attacks, Abdelhamid Abaaoud, was unknown Wednesday after a massive police raid in a suburb of the city that left at least two dead, including a female suicide bomber.
