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Who were some of the 'Muslims' killed by ISIL terrorists in Paris?

Among the victims of the Paris terror attacks were two sisters toasting a birthday, a promising architect, a talented musician and a shop worker

World

NATO: Paris attacks must be a 'spur' for greater intelligence sharing

In this episode of The Global Conversation, Euronews’ Isabelle Kumar is joined by Dr. Jamie Shea, NATO’s Deputy Assistant Secretary General for

France

A shocked Saint Denis slowly returns to normality

Paris’s Saint Denis district is recovering after the police assault of a terrorist hideout on Wednesday. There is still a heavy security presence

Syria

Oil: Air strikes hit ISIL where it hurts

With oil revenue reckoned to provide ISIL militants with more than $1 million a day, Russian bombers have targeted tankers and refinery facilities

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Belgium

Belgium hardens anti-terror measures, rejects allegations of weak security

Belgium has stepped up action against suspected terrorist havens in the Brussels suburb of Molenbeek. Belgian Police Carry Out Raids, 1 Person

USA

New York mayor downplays terror threat video

Mayor Bill de Blasio has issued a message of reassurance for New York City, not to worry about any terrorist attack. This comes in response to a

France

California rock band suspends all shows after Paris attacks

The California-based rock band Eagles of Death Metal have suspended all further shows following the massacre at their Paris concert last Friday. All

France

Two suspects dead and eight arrested in raid linked to Paris attacks

Authorities in Paris say at least two terrorist suspects were killed and eight arrested in Wednesday morning’s police operation linked to the attacks

France

Whereabouts remain unknown of Paris attacks "mastermind"

France

Security services under scrutiny after Paris attacks

The Paris terror attacks have raised questions about the effectiveness of French security services and whether Belgium has done enough to tackle

Belgium

Belgium questioned 'terror brothers' before Paris attacks - but didn't tell France

Belgium says that before Friday’s massacre in Paris, police questioned two brothers at the centre of the terror plot but the pair were released

Syria

A new, uneasy alliance takes shape to fight Daesh in Syria

France is intensifying its air raids against Daesh targets in their headquarters of Raqqa in Syria. Since October Paris has been taking part as a

Egypt

ISIL claims its killed two hostages as it gives more detail on Russian plane bomb

In its propaganda magazine ISIL shows a picture of what it says is a similar bomb to the one it claims to have smuggled on to a Russian plane that

Syria

France and Russia increase air strikes on ISIL targets

Russia has carried out new air strikes against Islamic State militant targets in Syria. Moscow says its SU-34 bombers have started hitting ISIL’s oil

France

Paris attacks: two suspects dead and seven people arrested in Paris suburb raid

Two of the suspects in the Paris attacks are dead and seven people have been arrested after security forces raided an apartment in the Saint Denis

France

Hollande calls for international coalition to defeat 'Daesh'

Speaking just after the end of a police operation he described as “risky” and “heavy”, President Hollande told a conference of French mayors that the

France

Gun battle in Paris suburb - how it unfolded

It was at around twenty past four this morning that the security forces descended on the Saint Denis suburb of northern Paris. They surrounded an

France

Paris attacks: Who is Abdelhamid Abaaoud?

The alleged mastermind of the Paris attacks that killed at least 129 people was the target of a police operation in the north of Paris. Abdelhamid

France

ISIL publishes video to "celebrate" Paris attacks as France continues airstrikes

ISIL Islamist militants have posted a video appearing to celebrate last week’s Paris attacks. The images were released by Furat Media, which

World

Have Paris attacks exposed flaws in France’s intelligence services?

US Secretary of State John Kerry: “We’ve agreed to exchange even more information.” Belgian Foreign Minister Didier Reynders: “Intelligence is the