November 2015 Paris Attacks
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Salah Abdeslam Jailed For Life For Role In 2015 Paris Attacks
Salah Abdeslam, handed a life sentence on Wednesday for his role in the November 2015 attacks on Paris, is the sole surviving member of the terror cell that massacred 130 people in the French capital.
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Main Paris Attacks Suspect Salah Abdeslam Apologises To All Victims
The sole surviving member of the jihadist team that carried out the November 2015 Paris attacks apologised on Friday to the victims at the end of his trial testimony.
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"I Didn't Kill Anyone": Sole Surviving Accused In 2015 Paris Terror Attacks
The only assailant still alive after the terror attacks that rocked Paris in November 2015 said Wednesday that "I didn't kill anyone, I didn't hurt anyone" as he took the stand for the first time in the trial over the jihadist massacres.
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Main Suspect In 2015 Paris Attacks Says Accused "Treated Like Dogs"
The last surviving member of the jihadist cell that massacred 130 people in Paris in November 2015 complained at the start of his trial on Wednesday that he and his fellow accused were being "treated like dogs."
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Banksy's Stolen Tribute To 2015 Paris Attack Victims Recovered In Italy
Italian police said Wednesday they had retrieved a work by famed street artist Banksy commemorating the victims of the November 2015 Paris terror attacks stolen from the Bataclan concert hall.
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Paris 2015 Attacks Suspect Charged Over Brussels Suicide Bombings
Salah Abdeslam, the sole surviving suspect in the November 2015 Paris attacks, has been formally charged in connection with the Brussels suicide bombings months later, federal prosecutors said Monday.
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ISIS Plotting Deadly Attacks Across Europe: Report
The Islamic State terror group is plotting deadly attacks across Europe along the lines of the one carried out on a concert hall in Paris in which 130 people were killed four years ago, a leading British newspaper has reported.
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"Paris Won't Die": Scenes Of Joy At Paris Bar Targeted By Terror
Striking images of World Cup celebrations at a Paris bar targeted in the deadly November 2015 attacks ricocheted around social media Monday, potent symbols of France's resolve to not live in fear despite a persistent terror threat.
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'Daesh Landlord' In The Dock In First Paris Attacks Trial
The first trial stemming from the November 2015 Paris terror attacks opens Wednesday when Jawad Bendaoud appears in court, charged with harbouring two of the jihadists in the aftermath of the carnage.
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Belgium Seeks More Suspects In Terror Case, New Attack Feared
Belgian prosecutors said Thursday they were looking for further suspects in an emerging terror investigation and feared a possible fresh attack as the country remained on high security alert.
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Eiffel Tower To Be Shielded By 2.5-Metre Glass Security Walls
The Eiffel Tower, the symbol of Paris, will soon be protected by bulletproof glass walls 2.5 metres (eight feet) high, part of a plan to prevent attacks at the monument, the city said Thursday.
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Belgium Charges 2 New Suspects Over Paris Attacks: Prosecutor
Belgium has charged two new suspects in connection with the November 2015 Paris attacks claimed by the ISIS group which left 130 people dead, federal prosecutors said on Thursday.
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Terror Victims' Families Sue Twitter, Allege It Helped ISIS: Report
Family members of three Americans who were killed in attacks by the ISIS in the Brussels airport bombing in 2016 and Paris attack in November 2015 have filed a lawsuit against Twitter, accusing it of aiding the extremist group by ignoring its tweets.
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Main Paris Attacks Suspect's Brother Asks Him To Break Silence
The brother of Salah Abdeslam, the main suspect in the Paris attacks, called on him on Monday to agree to answer questions about the November 2015 massacre.
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The Night Football Became Irrelevant Between Germany and France
France last played Germany in a friendly match in November 2015 and they won 2-0. However, the match result was overshadowed by the terror attacks that rocked Paris.
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Salah Abdeslam Jailed For Life For Role In 2015 Paris Attacks
Salah Abdeslam, handed a life sentence on Wednesday for his role in the November 2015 attacks on Paris, is the sole surviving member of the terror cell that massacred 130 people in the French capital.
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Main Paris Attacks Suspect Salah Abdeslam Apologises To All Victims
The sole surviving member of the jihadist team that carried out the November 2015 Paris attacks apologised on Friday to the victims at the end of his trial testimony.
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"I Didn't Kill Anyone": Sole Surviving Accused In 2015 Paris Terror Attacks
The only assailant still alive after the terror attacks that rocked Paris in November 2015 said Wednesday that "I didn't kill anyone, I didn't hurt anyone" as he took the stand for the first time in the trial over the jihadist massacres.
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Main Suspect In 2015 Paris Attacks Says Accused "Treated Like Dogs"
The last surviving member of the jihadist cell that massacred 130 people in Paris in November 2015 complained at the start of his trial on Wednesday that he and his fellow accused were being "treated like dogs."
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Banksy's Stolen Tribute To 2015 Paris Attack Victims Recovered In Italy
Italian police said Wednesday they had retrieved a work by famed street artist Banksy commemorating the victims of the November 2015 Paris terror attacks stolen from the Bataclan concert hall.
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Paris 2015 Attacks Suspect Charged Over Brussels Suicide Bombings
Salah Abdeslam, the sole surviving suspect in the November 2015 Paris attacks, has been formally charged in connection with the Brussels suicide bombings months later, federal prosecutors said Monday.
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ISIS Plotting Deadly Attacks Across Europe: Report
The Islamic State terror group is plotting deadly attacks across Europe along the lines of the one carried out on a concert hall in Paris in which 130 people were killed four years ago, a leading British newspaper has reported.
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"Paris Won't Die": Scenes Of Joy At Paris Bar Targeted By Terror
Striking images of World Cup celebrations at a Paris bar targeted in the deadly November 2015 attacks ricocheted around social media Monday, potent symbols of France's resolve to not live in fear despite a persistent terror threat.
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'Daesh Landlord' In The Dock In First Paris Attacks Trial
The first trial stemming from the November 2015 Paris terror attacks opens Wednesday when Jawad Bendaoud appears in court, charged with harbouring two of the jihadists in the aftermath of the carnage.
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Belgium Seeks More Suspects In Terror Case, New Attack Feared
Belgian prosecutors said Thursday they were looking for further suspects in an emerging terror investigation and feared a possible fresh attack as the country remained on high security alert.
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Eiffel Tower To Be Shielded By 2.5-Metre Glass Security Walls
The Eiffel Tower, the symbol of Paris, will soon be protected by bulletproof glass walls 2.5 metres (eight feet) high, part of a plan to prevent attacks at the monument, the city said Thursday.
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Belgium Charges 2 New Suspects Over Paris Attacks: Prosecutor
Belgium has charged two new suspects in connection with the November 2015 Paris attacks claimed by the ISIS group which left 130 people dead, federal prosecutors said on Thursday.
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Terror Victims' Families Sue Twitter, Allege It Helped ISIS: Report
Family members of three Americans who were killed in attacks by the ISIS in the Brussels airport bombing in 2016 and Paris attack in November 2015 have filed a lawsuit against Twitter, accusing it of aiding the extremist group by ignoring its tweets.
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Main Paris Attacks Suspect's Brother Asks Him To Break Silence
The brother of Salah Abdeslam, the main suspect in the Paris attacks, called on him on Monday to agree to answer questions about the November 2015 massacre.
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The Night Football Became Irrelevant Between Germany and France
France last played Germany in a friendly match in November 2015 and they won 2-0. However, the match result was overshadowed by the terror attacks that rocked Paris.
