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On November 13, 2015, the worst attack on French soil since the second world war resulted in the deaths of at least 129 people in Paris. Islamic State jihadists said they were behind the gun and suicide attacks at a sold-out concert hall, restaurants and bars, and outside France's national stadium.
Like most people around the world, I’m stunned and outraged by the terrorist attacks in Paris.
The hearings are happening in parallel with a trial in France of 20 suspects charged in connection with the same deadly incidents.
Salah Abdeslam is believed to be the sole surviving member of the group of Islamist militants that killed 130 people in the French capital in 2015.
Emmanuel Masmejean faces legal action after attempting to sell an image of an X-ray of a concertgoer who was shot during the 2015 attack on the Bataclan music hall in Paris.
Interior Minister Gerard Darmanin said a third of the 89 places of worship ‘suspected of being radical’ had been checked since November 2020.
The suicide bombing and gun assaults by three teams of jihadists in locations in Paris left 130 people dead and around 350 physically injured.
Key defendant Salah Abdeslam tells court the coordinated killings were in retaliation for French air strikes on the Islamic State group.
The attacks killed 130 people in multiple places across the French capital, but Salah Abdeslam is believed to be the only surviving member of the group.
Stephanie M, a police administrative assistant and mother of two teenage girls, was stabbed twice in the throat at the entrance of the police station on Friday.
Dozens of people attacked a police station outside Paris with blasts of fireworks and damaged several police cars.
Measures will require regular training, special waivers to own some semi-automatic weapons and a serial number tracking system.
The need for extreme vigilance in the face of internet-enabled terrorism, which sees the entire globe as its battlefield, cannot be understated.
Image of sad-faced girl on Bataclan emergency door was cut out and taken away.
Prosecutors linked Salah Abdeslam’s DNA to the flat where the shooting took place, but not to the weapons used