Gunmen Paris
- All
- News
- Videos
-
10 Years After Attack, Charlie Hebdo Is Uncowed And Still Provoking
French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo is set to publish a special God-mocking edition next week to mark 10 years since an attack on its offices by jihadist gunmen that left eight staff members dead.
-
French Court Jails Key Accused And Accomplices Over Charlie Hebdo Attacks
A Paris court on Wednesday handed jail terms ranging from four years to life to more than a dozen people convicted of helping Islamist gunmen who attacked satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo and customers at a Jewish supermarket in January 2015.
-
20 Suspects To Face Trial For 2015 Paris Terror Attacks That Killed 130 People
French prosecutors called Friday for 20 suspects to go on trial over the massacre of 130 people by suicide bombers and gunmen in Paris four years ago.
-
Paris Turns Off Eiffel Tower Lights In Solidarity With Egypt
The lights of the Eiffel Tower are set to be turned off in support for the Coptic community of Egypt, where a bus carrying Coptic Christians was shot at by gunmen killing at least 28 persons and wounding more than 20 in Minya province.
-
Archivists Digitise Paris Attack Tributes To Preserve Memories
Paris archivists have collected written messages, drawings and other tributes left at the sites of last November's attacks, in which Islamic State gunmen killed 130 people, in order to preserve them in digital form.
-
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.
-
One Dead In Brussels Shootout Linked To Paris Attacks
Police shot dead one suspect on Tuesday during a major Belgian-French anti-terror operation in Brussels linked to the Paris attacks, after gunmen opened fire and wounded four officers.
-
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.
-
Bar in Paris Attacks Re-Opens After 'Nightmare'
A Paris bar where five people were killed in the jihadist attacks became the first to re-open Friday, with customers defiantly returning to the site where black-clad gunmen sprayed bullets at terrified evening drinkers.
-
Cafe Where 5 Died in November 13 Paris Attacks Reopens
A cafe where five people were killed by a squad of Islamic extremist gunmen terrorizing central Paris has reopened.
-
Bar Targeted in Deadly Paris Attacks Set for Emotional Reopening
A Paris bar where five people were killed by terrorist gunmen in the November 13 attacks is set to defiantly re-open on Friday, in what promises to be an emotional step in the city's struggle to regain normality.
-
France Pays Tribute to Victims of Paris Terror Attacks
France paid tribute today to the 130 mostly young people killed while they were enjoying themselves in Paris two weeks ago by Islamist gunmen and suicide bombers in the most deadly attacks the nation has seen since World War Two.
-
Pakistan School Massacre Survivors Tell France: 'You Are Not Alone'
The survivors of Pakistan's deadliest ever terror massacre have expressed solidarity with the victims of the Paris attacks, describing those responsible as "animals" who had "nothing to do with Islam".
-
France Strikes ISIS as Global Resolve to Defeat Terrorists Intensifies
French warplanes pounded Islamic State targets and Russia vowed to ramp up its bombing campaign in Syria today as the devastating attacks on Paris galvanised international resolve to destroy the terrorists and end the Syrian war.
-
The Paris Assailants: What We Know
Investigators probing the deadly Paris attacks have so far identified five of seven gunmen and suicide bombers whose bodies were found at three sites across the city, while the hunt is on for others.
-
10 Years After Attack, Charlie Hebdo Is Uncowed And Still Provoking
French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo is set to publish a special God-mocking edition next week to mark 10 years since an attack on its offices by jihadist gunmen that left eight staff members dead.
-
French Court Jails Key Accused And Accomplices Over Charlie Hebdo Attacks
A Paris court on Wednesday handed jail terms ranging from four years to life to more than a dozen people convicted of helping Islamist gunmen who attacked satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo and customers at a Jewish supermarket in January 2015.
-
20 Suspects To Face Trial For 2015 Paris Terror Attacks That Killed 130 People
French prosecutors called Friday for 20 suspects to go on trial over the massacre of 130 people by suicide bombers and gunmen in Paris four years ago.
-
Paris Turns Off Eiffel Tower Lights In Solidarity With Egypt
The lights of the Eiffel Tower are set to be turned off in support for the Coptic community of Egypt, where a bus carrying Coptic Christians was shot at by gunmen killing at least 28 persons and wounding more than 20 in Minya province.
-
Archivists Digitise Paris Attack Tributes To Preserve Memories
Paris archivists have collected written messages, drawings and other tributes left at the sites of last November's attacks, in which Islamic State gunmen killed 130 people, in order to preserve them in digital form.
-
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.
-
One Dead In Brussels Shootout Linked To Paris Attacks
Police shot dead one suspect on Tuesday during a major Belgian-French anti-terror operation in Brussels linked to the Paris attacks, after gunmen opened fire and wounded four officers.
-
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.
-
Bar in Paris Attacks Re-Opens After 'Nightmare'
A Paris bar where five people were killed in the jihadist attacks became the first to re-open Friday, with customers defiantly returning to the site where black-clad gunmen sprayed bullets at terrified evening drinkers.
-
Cafe Where 5 Died in November 13 Paris Attacks Reopens
A cafe where five people were killed by a squad of Islamic extremist gunmen terrorizing central Paris has reopened.
-
Bar Targeted in Deadly Paris Attacks Set for Emotional Reopening
A Paris bar where five people were killed by terrorist gunmen in the November 13 attacks is set to defiantly re-open on Friday, in what promises to be an emotional step in the city's struggle to regain normality.
-
France Pays Tribute to Victims of Paris Terror Attacks
France paid tribute today to the 130 mostly young people killed while they were enjoying themselves in Paris two weeks ago by Islamist gunmen and suicide bombers in the most deadly attacks the nation has seen since World War Two.
-
Pakistan School Massacre Survivors Tell France: 'You Are Not Alone'
The survivors of Pakistan's deadliest ever terror massacre have expressed solidarity with the victims of the Paris attacks, describing those responsible as "animals" who had "nothing to do with Islam".
-
France Strikes ISIS as Global Resolve to Defeat Terrorists Intensifies
French warplanes pounded Islamic State targets and Russia vowed to ramp up its bombing campaign in Syria today as the devastating attacks on Paris galvanised international resolve to destroy the terrorists and end the Syrian war.
-
The Paris Assailants: What We Know
Investigators probing the deadly Paris attacks have so far identified five of seven gunmen and suicide bombers whose bodies were found at three sites across the city, while the hunt is on for others.
