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Second terrorist attack in Tunisia is foiled

The authorities in Tunisia say they have foiled a major assault planned on hotels and the security forces in the resort of Sousse, the site of an

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Syringes, plastic tubing and a black Renault Clio: French terror probe progresses

Hunting accomplices to the Paris terror attackers and on the trail of Islamist militant networks, French police want to leave no stone unturned

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Muslims in France pray for peace

Muslims throughout France have been showing solidarity with their fellow citizens. There are around five million followers of Islam in the country

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Belgium: two people detained on terror charges over Paris attacks

Two people have been detained in Belgium on terrorism charges related to Friday’s attacks in Paris, Belgian prosecutors said on Monday. The pair are

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France 'at war' with Daesh, says PM Manuel Valls

“War” – the word used by both French President François Hollande and his prime minister following the Paris terror attacks. Speaking on French TV on

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Mourners gather at Le Petit Cambodge in Paris

Many came during the day on Saturday to pay their respects outside Le Petit Cambodge (“Little Cambodia”). Reports said the shooting spree outside the

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French state of emergency explained

France is in a state of emergency. It’s the first time since 2005 that the government has taken such drastic measures within its own borders. Prior

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Paris security tightened after attacks

Security has been tightened around central Paris after the multiple, coordinated attacks of Friday 13 November. Local sports events were cancelled

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Paris: what happened, when and where

Officials say one of the attackers has been identified by his fingerprints. The man is understood to have been born in 1985 near Paris and was known

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Sombre mood after Paris attacks

France has been on high alert since the attacks on the newspaper Charlie Hebdo and a kosher supermarket in January killed 18 people. On Saturday

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Paris attacks: Euronews correspondent James Franey is outside Bataclan

Alasdair Sandford: James Franey is our correspondent in Paris. He’s been following the events overnight from the French capital and joins us now from

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The Missing: pleas for information go up on Twitter

Pleas for information about those who have not been seen since last night’s attacks in Paris are beginning to appear on social media. Twitter

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Le Bataclan, famous Paris music venue, turns into 'bloodbath'

In the worst of several attacks in Paris on Friday night, a group of gunmen stormed Le Bataclan, one of the best known concert venues in the French

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Global solidarity: the world lights up in the colours of the French flag

Sydney Opera House lights takes on the colours of the Tricolour in solidarity with France: >> MT: sydmichael</a>: What a great tribute. <a

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Paris attacks: a timeline of bloodshed in the French capital

http://www.euronews.lan/2015/11/14/paris-attacks-what-happened-when/ Gunmen and suicide bombers took the lives of at least 129 people in a series of

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Paris attacks: the aftermath on the streets

A series of bomb blasts and shootings left more than 128 people dead and dozens more injured in central Paris on Friday night.

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Witnesses caught up in Paris attacks speak of terror

Some of the people caught up in the Paris attacks have been speaking to reporters about their experiences. The most deadly incident took place at

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The Islamic State militant group claims responsibility for Paris attacks in which at least 128 die

The group calling iself Islamic State has said it was behind a series of bomb blasts and shootings that have left at least 128 people dead and dozens

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Terror in Paris: citizens reply with #PortesOuvertes (open doors)

Parisians took to Twitter to try to help those on the streets as the evening’s terror attacks unfolded. Some asked for help, giving their location

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"They shot right into the crowd, shouting Allah Akbar"

“They shot right into the crowd, shouting Allah Akbar” (“God is greatest”), a witness reported following the attack on the concert hall. “Some guys

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