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Netanyahu Claims Russian Weapons Found In Hezbollah Bases In Lebanon
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told a French newspaper that Israeli forces had found "state-of-the-art" Russian weapons in searches of Hezbollah bases in south Lebanon.
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After Rail Network, Telecoms Installations Attacked In France Amid Olympics
Telecom installations belonging to French companies SFR and Bouygues Telecom have been vandalised, reported Le Parisien newspaper and BFM TV on Monday, citing unnamed sources.
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2 Wounded In Paris Knife Attack Outside Charlie Hebdo Ex-Offices
A man armed with a knife seriously wounded two people on Friday in a suspected terror attack outside the former offices of French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo in Paris, three weeks into the trial of men accused of being accomplices in the 2015 massacre of the newspaper's staff.
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Real Madrid Clinch World Record Deal For Kylian Mbappe: Report
Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane, asked about Kylian Mbappe last week, said that Real were short one attacker after Alvaro Morata's departure but chose his words carefully.
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Thousands Gather In Paris To Remember Million-Strong Post-Attacks Rally
Several thousand people gathered in Paris today in a low-key ceremony to mark a year since a million and half citizens thronged the French capital in a show of unity following jihadist attacks on satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo and a Jewish supermarket.
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French President Calls For Security Cooperation To Prevent More Attacks
A year to the day since jihadist gunmen killed 12 people at Charlie Hebdo newspaper and with France still grieving November's massacre in Paris, President Francois Hollande today called for greater cooperation between the security services.
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French President Honors Charlie Hebdo, Kosher Market Victims
French President Francois Hollande has honored 17 victims killed in Islamic extremist attacks on satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo, a kosher market and police a year ago this week, unveiling plaques around Paris marking violence that ushered in a tumultuous year.
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Charlie Hebdo Widow Wants Probe Into Security Lapses
The widow of a bodyguard killed at the offices of Charlie Hebdo wants an investigation into what she says were lax security measures at the French satirical newspaper before it was attacked a year ago.
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'Frenchmen' With Possible Paris Attacks Links Held In Austria
Austrian police have arrested two people with suspected links to the Paris attacks, prosecutors said today, with an Austrian newspaper reporting the two are French citizens posing as refugees.
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Paris Venue Where 90 Died Could Re-Open Next Year: Owners
The Bataclan concert hall in Paris, where 90 people were killed by terrorists on November 13, could re-open by the end of next year, two of its owners told a French newspaper today.
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French Police Interrogate Attack Suspect After Grisly Decapitation
French police interrogated a suspected Islamist today as they tried to piece together an attack in which the man put his boss's severed head on display in the second jihadist attack to hit France in six months.
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Tamil Daily Gets Letter Threatening Charlie Hebdo Type Attack, Signed With Osama Picture
A Tamil newspaper has received a letter threatening an attack similar to the one on the office of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, police said.
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At Least Three Killed in Charlie Hebdo Riots in Niger Capital
At least three people were killed in protests in the Niger capital against French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo on Saturday, police sources said, bringing the death toll to eight from two days of violence in the West African country.
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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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Tears, Cheers but 'No Fear' at Paris Rally
A metro driver rallies a packed train, a crowd applauds and cheers the police and a heartbroken man falls sobbing into President Francois Hollande's arms.
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Netanyahu Claims Russian Weapons Found In Hezbollah Bases In Lebanon
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told a French newspaper that Israeli forces had found "state-of-the-art" Russian weapons in searches of Hezbollah bases in south Lebanon.
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After Rail Network, Telecoms Installations Attacked In France Amid Olympics
Telecom installations belonging to French companies SFR and Bouygues Telecom have been vandalised, reported Le Parisien newspaper and BFM TV on Monday, citing unnamed sources.
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2 Wounded In Paris Knife Attack Outside Charlie Hebdo Ex-Offices
A man armed with a knife seriously wounded two people on Friday in a suspected terror attack outside the former offices of French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo in Paris, three weeks into the trial of men accused of being accomplices in the 2015 massacre of the newspaper's staff.
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Real Madrid Clinch World Record Deal For Kylian Mbappe: Report
Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane, asked about Kylian Mbappe last week, said that Real were short one attacker after Alvaro Morata's departure but chose his words carefully.
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Thousands Gather In Paris To Remember Million-Strong Post-Attacks Rally
Several thousand people gathered in Paris today in a low-key ceremony to mark a year since a million and half citizens thronged the French capital in a show of unity following jihadist attacks on satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo and a Jewish supermarket.
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French President Calls For Security Cooperation To Prevent More Attacks
A year to the day since jihadist gunmen killed 12 people at Charlie Hebdo newspaper and with France still grieving November's massacre in Paris, President Francois Hollande today called for greater cooperation between the security services.
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French President Honors Charlie Hebdo, Kosher Market Victims
French President Francois Hollande has honored 17 victims killed in Islamic extremist attacks on satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo, a kosher market and police a year ago this week, unveiling plaques around Paris marking violence that ushered in a tumultuous year.
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Charlie Hebdo Widow Wants Probe Into Security Lapses
The widow of a bodyguard killed at the offices of Charlie Hebdo wants an investigation into what she says were lax security measures at the French satirical newspaper before it was attacked a year ago.
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'Frenchmen' With Possible Paris Attacks Links Held In Austria
Austrian police have arrested two people with suspected links to the Paris attacks, prosecutors said today, with an Austrian newspaper reporting the two are French citizens posing as refugees.
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Paris Venue Where 90 Died Could Re-Open Next Year: Owners
The Bataclan concert hall in Paris, where 90 people were killed by terrorists on November 13, could re-open by the end of next year, two of its owners told a French newspaper today.
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French Police Interrogate Attack Suspect After Grisly Decapitation
French police interrogated a suspected Islamist today as they tried to piece together an attack in which the man put his boss's severed head on display in the second jihadist attack to hit France in six months.
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Tamil Daily Gets Letter Threatening Charlie Hebdo Type Attack, Signed With Osama Picture
A Tamil newspaper has received a letter threatening an attack similar to the one on the office of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, police said.
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At Least Three Killed in Charlie Hebdo Riots in Niger Capital
At least three people were killed in protests in the Niger capital against French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo on Saturday, police sources said, bringing the death toll to eight from two days of violence in the West African country.
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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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Tears, Cheers but 'No Fear' at Paris Rally
A metro driver rallies a packed train, a crowd applauds and cheers the police and a heartbroken man falls sobbing into President Francois Hollande's arms.
