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Officials confirm Abdelhamid Abaaoud killed in dawn raids
Officials have confirmed that Abdelhamid Abaaoud, the suspected mastermind of last Friday’s attacks was killed in the dawn raids in St. Denis on
Italy raises security level in wake of Paris attacks
Italy has raised its security level in the wake of the Paris attacks. Across Rome, Milan and other cities, dozens more police and army patrols have
Mothers in Molenbeek appeal to the Belgian interior minister
In Molenbeek social worker Olivier Vanderhaeghen spends a lot of his working life trying to pull disaffected Muslim youths back from the brink and
Radicalised Muslims 'are victims', says top Brussels imam
Belgium’s Muslim community say they have been shocked by recent events in Paris and Brussels. euronews’s Charles Salamé on Thursday interviewed the
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Rector of Paris mosque Dalil Boubakeur angry at mistakes leading up to attacks
In the shadow of the Great Mosque of Paris, one of the largest in France armed military patrol. The rector Dalil Boubakeur has expressed sadness at
Police investigate France's "first female suicide bomber"
French authorities have released images of Hasna Ait Boulahcen, the woman believed to have blown herself up as police raided a flat in Saint Denis
France's State of Emergency - What will it mean for the French?
France has not seen such a nationwide deployment of security forces in living memory. And it is certainly only the beginning. Two days after the
Mass hotel and business cancellations in Paris post-attacks
The evidence may only be anecdotal so far, but there are reports that tourism and business in Paris is being hit in the aftermath of last week’s
France's national assembly votes to extend state of emergency
Row over Syrian refugees divides America
A row over resettling Syrian refugees in the United States is raging nationwide. Some Republicans like billionaire businessman and presidential
Officials confirm Abdelhamid Abaaoud killed in Wednesday's raids
Officials have confirmed Abdelhamid Abaaoud, the suspected mastermind of last Friday’s attacks was killed in the dawn raids in St. Denis on
Investors play safe amid security concerns
European investors are said to have been returning to safer assets as markets focus on international security issues in the wake of the Paris
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
Molenbeek honours victims of Paris attacks
Residents of the Brussels district that was home to one of the Paris attack suspects light candles for the victims.
France and England football fans unite for La Marseillaise at Wembley
In a change of protocol for an international football match at England’s Wembley Stadium, God Save the Queen was played first, leaving the French
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
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
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
Police probe France's 'first female suicide bomber'
One of two people who died in the police raid in Saint-Denis was a woman who police say detonated a suicide belt she was wearing. She’s been named in
Muslims use hugs and tweets to condemn Paris attacks
A man identifying himself as a Muslim has been offering hugs of empathy to mourners in Paris. His placard proclaimed: “I’m a Muslim and I’m told I’m