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Security Experts Fear 'European 9/11' In The Coming Year
Just a week into the year, France has already been rattled by an attempted attack on a police station, but counter-terrorism officials have far graver fears for Europe in 2016.
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Need to Finalise Global Convention on Terrorism: India to UN Security Council
India has said the multiple terror attacks in Paris and Beirut highlight the urgent need to finalise a global convention on terrorism, asserting that the financing being provided to terrorist groups such as Islamic State (ISIS) and Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) needs to be addressed collectively.
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Al Qaeda Says US Strike Kills Man Who Claimed Paris Killings
Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula said on Thursday a U.S. air strike had killed the senior figure who issued the group's claim of responsibility for the Charlie Hebdo attack in Paris, according to a report.
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John Kerry Hugs French President Hollande, Says Shares France's Pain
US Secretary of State John Kerry clasped French President Francois Hollande in a warm embrace today and said the US shared France's pain after its deadliest attack in half a century.
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Opinion: We Cannot Ignore Inflammatory Sermons in Local Mosques
Swapan Dasgupta on the debate around Islamist extremism.
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French Muslims Have Both Rights, Responsibilities: Francois Hollande
President Francois Hollande says France's millions of Muslims should be protected and respected and in turn they should also respect the nation's strict secular policies.
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Al Qaeda Claims French Attack, Derides Paris Rally
Al Qaeda in Yemen claimed responsibility for the attack on French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo, saying it was ordered by the Islamist militant group's leadership for insulting the Prophet Mohammad, according to a video posted on YouTube.
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Charlie Hebdo's First Edition After Attack Sells Out in Minutes
The first edition of Charlie Hebdo published after last week's deadly attack by Islamist gunmen sold out within minutes at newspaper kiosks around France on Wednesday, with readers queuing up for copies to support the satirical weekly.
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Al Qaeda's Yemen Unit Claims Responsibility for Charlie Hebdo Attack
A top leader of Yemen's Al-Qaeda branch has claimed responsibility for last week's attack on a Paris newspaper when two masked gunmen killed 12 people, including much of the weekly's editorial staff and two police officers.
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Both Brothers Behind Paris Attack Had Weapons Training in Yemen: Sources
Both brothers who carried out the attack against satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo travelled to Yemen via Oman in 2011 and had weapons training in the deserts of Marib, an al Qaeda stronghold, two senior Yemeni sources said on Sunday.
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World Leaders Join Mass Paris March to Honour Attack Victims
Dozens of world leaders including Muslim and Jewish statesmen linked arms leading hundreds of thousands of French citizens in an unprecedented march under high security to pay tribute to victims of Islamist militant attacks.
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US to Host Summit on February 18 to Fight 'Violent Extremism'
The United States will host a summit on February 18 on how to fight "violent extremism around the world" in the wake of the Paris attacks, Attorney General Eric Holder said today.
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Paris Attacks: Spain Wants to Change Schengen Rules to Thwart Islamist Returnees
Spain wants to see the Schengen treaty modified to allow border controls to be restored to limit the movements of Islamic fighters returning to Europe from the Middle East, a report said on Sunday.
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Tens of Thousands Gather for Paris March
Tens of thousands have already gathered in the Place de la Republique in Paris hours before today's march to mark the nation's defiance and sorrow in the face of this week's jihadist attacks.
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France to Hold Emergency Meeting to Avert Terror Attacks
Key members of the French government will meet on Saturday morning to decide on new measures aimed at thwarting a repeat of the attacks in Paris that culminated in a massacre of 12 people at a satirical newspaper, and a supermarket bloodbath that left four hostages dead.
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Security Experts Fear 'European 9/11' In The Coming Year
Just a week into the year, France has already been rattled by an attempted attack on a police station, but counter-terrorism officials have far graver fears for Europe in 2016.
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Need to Finalise Global Convention on Terrorism: India to UN Security Council
India has said the multiple terror attacks in Paris and Beirut highlight the urgent need to finalise a global convention on terrorism, asserting that the financing being provided to terrorist groups such as Islamic State (ISIS) and Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) needs to be addressed collectively.
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Al Qaeda Says US Strike Kills Man Who Claimed Paris Killings
Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula said on Thursday a U.S. air strike had killed the senior figure who issued the group's claim of responsibility for the Charlie Hebdo attack in Paris, according to a report.
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John Kerry Hugs French President Hollande, Says Shares France's Pain
US Secretary of State John Kerry clasped French President Francois Hollande in a warm embrace today and said the US shared France's pain after its deadliest attack in half a century.
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Opinion: We Cannot Ignore Inflammatory Sermons in Local Mosques
Swapan Dasgupta on the debate around Islamist extremism.
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French Muslims Have Both Rights, Responsibilities: Francois Hollande
President Francois Hollande says France's millions of Muslims should be protected and respected and in turn they should also respect the nation's strict secular policies.
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Al Qaeda Claims French Attack, Derides Paris Rally
Al Qaeda in Yemen claimed responsibility for the attack on French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo, saying it was ordered by the Islamist militant group's leadership for insulting the Prophet Mohammad, according to a video posted on YouTube.
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Charlie Hebdo's First Edition After Attack Sells Out in Minutes
The first edition of Charlie Hebdo published after last week's deadly attack by Islamist gunmen sold out within minutes at newspaper kiosks around France on Wednesday, with readers queuing up for copies to support the satirical weekly.
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Al Qaeda's Yemen Unit Claims Responsibility for Charlie Hebdo Attack
A top leader of Yemen's Al-Qaeda branch has claimed responsibility for last week's attack on a Paris newspaper when two masked gunmen killed 12 people, including much of the weekly's editorial staff and two police officers.
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Both Brothers Behind Paris Attack Had Weapons Training in Yemen: Sources
Both brothers who carried out the attack against satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo travelled to Yemen via Oman in 2011 and had weapons training in the deserts of Marib, an al Qaeda stronghold, two senior Yemeni sources said on Sunday.
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World Leaders Join Mass Paris March to Honour Attack Victims
Dozens of world leaders including Muslim and Jewish statesmen linked arms leading hundreds of thousands of French citizens in an unprecedented march under high security to pay tribute to victims of Islamist militant attacks.
-
US to Host Summit on February 18 to Fight 'Violent Extremism'
The United States will host a summit on February 18 on how to fight "violent extremism around the world" in the wake of the Paris attacks, Attorney General Eric Holder said today.
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Paris Attacks: Spain Wants to Change Schengen Rules to Thwart Islamist Returnees
Spain wants to see the Schengen treaty modified to allow border controls to be restored to limit the movements of Islamic fighters returning to Europe from the Middle East, a report said on Sunday.
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Tens of Thousands Gather for Paris March
Tens of thousands have already gathered in the Place de la Republique in Paris hours before today's march to mark the nation's defiance and sorrow in the face of this week's jihadist attacks.
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France to Hold Emergency Meeting to Avert Terror Attacks
Key members of the French government will meet on Saturday morning to decide on new measures aimed at thwarting a repeat of the attacks in Paris that culminated in a massacre of 12 people at a satirical newspaper, and a supermarket bloodbath that left four hostages dead.
