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What is France’s ‘fiche S’ national security watch list?

What purpose does France’s list of terror suspects serve, and why have some criticised it?

World News

Paris knife attack: What we know so far

French Interior Minister Gerard Collomb said a 29-year-old man has been killed in Saturday's attack in Paris.

France

French anti-terror unit to investigate Paris knife attack

An assailant shouting "Allah Akbar" killed a passer-by in a knife attack that also wounded four others in the heart of Paris late on Saturday before he was shot dead by police, French authorities said.

World News

Suicide bombers attack churches in Indonesia, at least 6 dead

Authorities suspect a Islamist State-inspired group of being behind the attack although there was no immediate claim of responsibility.

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World

Europe and USA take the fight against Jihadism to Niger

Niger has been increasingly playing a pivotal role in the global struggle against jihadism since the terrorist threat has been quickly shifting from the middle-east to Africa.

Spain

Rajoy says ETA disappearing will not erase its crimes

Spain's prime minister adds the quest for justice for the families of victims will continue, ruling out concessions or pardons.

USA

Looted artifacts returned to Iraq

Almost 4,000 ancient artifacts illegally smuggled to the US have been returned to Iraqi officials.

Spain

Official announces dissolution of ETA

This is the final chapter in the gradual demise of ETA, which was formed in Madrid in 1959 by students angry at the repressive dictatorship of General Francisco Franco

Spain

Basque separatists ETA disband

Basque separatists ETA say it has "completely dissolved" all its structures

France

Euroviews. I lost my daughter in a terror attack. Here’s what I’ve learnt about coping with tragedy | View

After losing his daughter in the 2015 Paris terror attacks, Georges Salines founded an organisation for victims of the incident. He explains how sharing his experiences, with survivors, other grieving families and even extremists, is helping him to heal.

Italy

Italian journalist speaks to Euronews about his new book on ISIL

Italian journalist Gabriele Del Grande spent two weeks in a Turkish prison while doing research for his book on ISIL. Now the book is finally out in Italian bookshops.

Europe News

French terror suspect to stand trial for killing 4 at Jewish Museum in Brussels

The attack shocked Europe and led to more security around Jewish institutions

Turkey

Turkey: Erdogan lashes out at France warning of ‘more terror attacks’

The Turkish president appears to refer to Saturday's vehicle attack in Germany, warning France to expect more terror in his latest tirade against Paris since President Macron met a Syrian Kurdish delegation.

World

Belgium's battle against terror and radicalisation

Two years after Brussels bombings, how is Belgium tackling radicalisation and terrorism?

France

Watch live: France holds memorial service for ‘hero’ police officer

France pays tribute to the police officer who was killed after trading places with a hostage held by an Islamist militant.

World News

Terror congress hears how EU's security fails to join the dots

Delegates faced with grim picture of disfunctionment, lack of communication, and failure to follow up on cases that puts Europe's citizens in peril.

France

Tributes pour in for police officer who traded places with hostage

Tributes were paid to Lieutenant Colonel Arnaud Beltrame, the French police officer who died after swapping himself for a hostage during an Islamist attack

France

Trebes mourns day that changed the little town forever

Many people packed into the small church in Trebes this Palm Sunday after terror came to their town this week.

France

Terror comes to small French town

The people of Trebes come to terms with the shocking terrorist attack that shattered the calm of their peaceful community.

Syria

Kidnappings, murder and ISIL: A Syrian family’s voyage to France

In spring 2013, Syria’s government lost the city of Raqqa to rebel militants. Raqqa was also home to the Khatib family, who offered shelter to international journalists at their house as the conflict escalated. But one day, two of them disappeared, and the Khatibs realised their time was nearly up.