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Car, Bus Stops Burned After French Cops Kill Teen For Jumping Traffic Signal
French police on Tuesday killed a teenager who attempted to flee a traffic check outside Paris, prompting shock and questions over the readiness of security forces to resort to violence.
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457 Arrested, 441 Cops Injured In Protests Against France's Pension Reform
A total of 457 people were arrested and 441 security forces injured on Thursday during nationwide protests against French President Emmanuel Macron's pensions reform, Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said.
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Pegasus Spyware: Morocco Denies Targeting French President Emmanuel Macron and Other Officials
Morocco’s government is denying reports that the country's security forces may have used Pegasus spyware made by Israel’s NSO Group to eavesdrop on the smartphones of French President Emmanuel Macron and other public figures.
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Saudi Citizen Wounds French Consulate Guard In Jeddah Knife Attack
A Saudi citizen wounded a guard in a knife attack at the French consulate in Jeddah Thursday, officials said, as France faces growing anger over satirical cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed.
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Roads Sealed Around Ambala Air Base, New Home To 1st Batch Of Rafales
Large gatherings are banned and security has been tightened near the Ambala Air Force Station in Haryana where the first five of a batch of French Rafale fighter jets will make a touchdown this afternoon. Shooting of videos and photography has also been banned near the air base, officials said on Tuesday.
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Emmanuel Macron Signs Into Law Controversial French 'Anti-Rioters' Bill
French President Emmanuel Macron has signed into law legislation giving security forces greater powers at demonstrations that opponents claim violates civil liberties, the official journal said Thursday.
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World Number One Simona Halep Beats Sloane Stephens To Take Montreal Crown
In a gruelling 2hr 41min battle, French Open champion Halep prevailed 7-6 (8/6), 3-6, 6-4 over Stephens in a repeat of the duo's meeting in the final of Roland Garros earlier this year.
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World Cup 2018: Wave Of Optimism Sweeps France As World Cup Unites Nation
French fans dared to dream of a World Cup victory on Sunday as they prepared to watch the final on a sunny summer weekend after a tournament that has lifted spirits and led to a rare sense of national unity.
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India, France Decide To Boost Co-Operation In Indo-Pacific Region
India and France today decided to expand their military cooperation in the strategically key Indo-Pacific region besides resolving to further ramp up the overall defence and security ties.
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India, France Discuss Ways To Ramp Up Strategic Ties
India and France today held wide-ranging talks aimed at further boosting defence and security ties, with a focus on co-development of military platforms, and enhancing cooperation in the maritime sphere.
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India, France Discuss Strengthening Of Defence, Security Ties
India and France today discussed strengthening of ties in all areas, including defence and security, when Philippe Etienne, Diplomatic Advisor to French President Emanuel Macron, called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi
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Dassault Eyes Contract To Supply 57 Rafale Fighter Jets To Indian Navy
After securing the Euro 8.78 billion deal for 36 Rafale fighters jets to strengthen the Indian Air Force fleet, French aircraft manufacturer Dassault Aviation is now eying the naval contract of 57 aircraft that is up for grabs. The navy issued a 'Request for Information' last month seeking response from various manufacturers to equip its aircraft c...
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Euro 2016: Terror Threats Force France to be on High Alert
The buildup to Euro 2016 continues to be dominated by security issues, with France continuing to be on high alert for potential terror attacks
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French Security Forces Relive Bataclan Massacre
Security forces returned Thursday to the Bataclan concert hall in Paris where jihadist gunmen killed 90 people in November, to re-trace their steps for lawmakers probing the police's response.
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France Clears Bill That Could Force Apple To Unlock Terror Data
French lawmakers backed a plan to impose penalties including jail time on technology executives who deny access to encrypted data during a terrorist investigation, giving security services and prosecutors the power to force companies such as Apple to cooperate.
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Car, Bus Stops Burned After French Cops Kill Teen For Jumping Traffic Signal
French police on Tuesday killed a teenager who attempted to flee a traffic check outside Paris, prompting shock and questions over the readiness of security forces to resort to violence.
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457 Arrested, 441 Cops Injured In Protests Against France's Pension Reform
A total of 457 people were arrested and 441 security forces injured on Thursday during nationwide protests against French President Emmanuel Macron's pensions reform, Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said.
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Pegasus Spyware: Morocco Denies Targeting French President Emmanuel Macron and Other Officials
Morocco’s government is denying reports that the country's security forces may have used Pegasus spyware made by Israel’s NSO Group to eavesdrop on the smartphones of French President Emmanuel Macron and other public figures.
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Saudi Citizen Wounds French Consulate Guard In Jeddah Knife Attack
A Saudi citizen wounded a guard in a knife attack at the French consulate in Jeddah Thursday, officials said, as France faces growing anger over satirical cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed.
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Roads Sealed Around Ambala Air Base, New Home To 1st Batch Of Rafales
Large gatherings are banned and security has been tightened near the Ambala Air Force Station in Haryana where the first five of a batch of French Rafale fighter jets will make a touchdown this afternoon. Shooting of videos and photography has also been banned near the air base, officials said on Tuesday.
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Emmanuel Macron Signs Into Law Controversial French 'Anti-Rioters' Bill
French President Emmanuel Macron has signed into law legislation giving security forces greater powers at demonstrations that opponents claim violates civil liberties, the official journal said Thursday.
-
World Number One Simona Halep Beats Sloane Stephens To Take Montreal Crown
In a gruelling 2hr 41min battle, French Open champion Halep prevailed 7-6 (8/6), 3-6, 6-4 over Stephens in a repeat of the duo's meeting in the final of Roland Garros earlier this year.
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World Cup 2018: Wave Of Optimism Sweeps France As World Cup Unites Nation
French fans dared to dream of a World Cup victory on Sunday as they prepared to watch the final on a sunny summer weekend after a tournament that has lifted spirits and led to a rare sense of national unity.
-
India, France Decide To Boost Co-Operation In Indo-Pacific Region
India and France today decided to expand their military cooperation in the strategically key Indo-Pacific region besides resolving to further ramp up the overall defence and security ties.
-
India, France Discuss Ways To Ramp Up Strategic Ties
India and France today held wide-ranging talks aimed at further boosting defence and security ties, with a focus on co-development of military platforms, and enhancing cooperation in the maritime sphere.
-
India, France Discuss Strengthening Of Defence, Security Ties
India and France today discussed strengthening of ties in all areas, including defence and security, when Philippe Etienne, Diplomatic Advisor to French President Emanuel Macron, called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi
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Dassault Eyes Contract To Supply 57 Rafale Fighter Jets To Indian Navy
After securing the Euro 8.78 billion deal for 36 Rafale fighters jets to strengthen the Indian Air Force fleet, French aircraft manufacturer Dassault Aviation is now eying the naval contract of 57 aircraft that is up for grabs. The navy issued a 'Request for Information' last month seeking response from various manufacturers to equip its aircraft c...
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Euro 2016: Terror Threats Force France to be on High Alert
The buildup to Euro 2016 continues to be dominated by security issues, with France continuing to be on high alert for potential terror attacks
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French Security Forces Relive Bataclan Massacre
Security forces returned Thursday to the Bataclan concert hall in Paris where jihadist gunmen killed 90 people in November, to re-trace their steps for lawmakers probing the police's response.
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France Clears Bill That Could Force Apple To Unlock Terror Data
French lawmakers backed a plan to impose penalties including jail time on technology executives who deny access to encrypted data during a terrorist investigation, giving security services and prosecutors the power to force companies such as Apple to cooperate.
