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Paris Attacks Documentary Shows Victims' Defiance In Face Of Horror
Remarkable testimony from dozens of survivors of the bloodbath form the core of a new three-part documentary about the November 13 carnage by the French brothers who won an Emmy for "9/11", the inside story of the heroics of New York firefighters on September 11, 2001.
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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.
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Belgium Slow To Share Information On Paris Attacker: French Lawmaker
Belgian authorities were slow to pass on key information about the only surviving suspect in last year's Paris attacks, French lawmakers said Sunday, raising the possibility that he could have been arrested within hours of the bloody gun and suicide bomb raids.
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Paris Attacker Abdeslam Smoked Pot With Teens After Strike That Killed 130
Several hours after the Paris attacks, three teenagers smoked pot and ate fries with a "normal guy" who turned out to be terrorist Salah Abdeslam, news reports said today.
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Woman In Hiding Says Why She Blew Whistle On Paris Attack Mastermind
A woman whose phone tip-off allowed police to corner and kill the ringleader of the November 13 assault on Paris has spoken for the first time of his plans for a follow-up attack and how he bragged about entering France with 90 others from Syria.
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Paris Vows Security Will Not Rain On Its Fashion Parade
Paris dusts itself off to reclaim its place as the capital of fashion Wednesday, with the start of its menswear shows amid tight security after the November terror attacks.
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French Identify Another Paris Attacker Via DNA From Body Parts
French investigators have confirmed that Belgian-Moroccan Chakib Akrouh, who blew himself up when trapped by police on November 18, was the third member of the three-man unit that killed dozens of cafe-goers during a multi-pronged Islamist attack on Paris days earlier.
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Brussels Police Detain 5 In Raids Linked To Paris Attacks
Belgian police raided homes in Brussels late on Sunday and today, detaining five people for questioning in an investigation linked to terrorist attacks in Paris that killed 130 people in November, prosecutors said.
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2 Detained by Brussels Police In Raids Linked To Paris Attacks: Prosecutor
Belgian police raided homes in Brussels late on Sunday and detained two people for questioning in an investigation linked to militant attacks in Paris that killed 130 people in November, federal prosecutors said.
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Paris Attacker Was French Army Reject
Foued Mohamed-Aggad, one of three young men who shot dead 90 people at a Paris concert hall a month ago, was turned down by the French army and possibly also by the police before Islamic State took him on to fight for them.
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Jihadists Pose Generational Threat Even if ISIS Defeated: Experts
Even if the ISIS is one day defeated on its territory, the world could face an even greater threat from tens of thousands of battle-hardened jihadist veterans, experts have warned.
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France's Far-Right Comes Out Strong In Post-Attacks Vote
France's far-right National Front ran strongly in a first-round regional vote that was the first election since an attack by Islamic extremists left 130 dead in Paris.
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Far Right Tipped to Triumph in Post Attacks French Regional Elections
France's far-right National Front (FN) appear to be on course for an historic breakthrough in regional elections this weekend, with the country still traumatised by last month's Paris terror attacks.
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Francois Hollande Has Best Ratings Since 2012 After Paris Attacks: Poll
French President Francois Hollande's ratings zoomed up to 50 per cent, the best since 2012, following his hardline response against jihadists after the Paris attacks, a poll showed Tuesday.
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US Tightens Visa Waiver Programme in Wake of Paris Attacks
The White House announced changes to the US visa waiver programme on Monday so that security officials can more closely screen travellers from 38 countries allowed to enter the United States without obtaining visas before they travel.
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Paris Attacks Documentary Shows Victims' Defiance In Face Of Horror
Remarkable testimony from dozens of survivors of the bloodbath form the core of a new three-part documentary about the November 13 carnage by the French brothers who won an Emmy for "9/11", the inside story of the heroics of New York firefighters on September 11, 2001.
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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.
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Belgium Slow To Share Information On Paris Attacker: French Lawmaker
Belgian authorities were slow to pass on key information about the only surviving suspect in last year's Paris attacks, French lawmakers said Sunday, raising the possibility that he could have been arrested within hours of the bloody gun and suicide bomb raids.
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Paris Attacker Abdeslam Smoked Pot With Teens After Strike That Killed 130
Several hours after the Paris attacks, three teenagers smoked pot and ate fries with a "normal guy" who turned out to be terrorist Salah Abdeslam, news reports said today.
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Woman In Hiding Says Why She Blew Whistle On Paris Attack Mastermind
A woman whose phone tip-off allowed police to corner and kill the ringleader of the November 13 assault on Paris has spoken for the first time of his plans for a follow-up attack and how he bragged about entering France with 90 others from Syria.
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Paris Vows Security Will Not Rain On Its Fashion Parade
Paris dusts itself off to reclaim its place as the capital of fashion Wednesday, with the start of its menswear shows amid tight security after the November terror attacks.
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French Identify Another Paris Attacker Via DNA From Body Parts
French investigators have confirmed that Belgian-Moroccan Chakib Akrouh, who blew himself up when trapped by police on November 18, was the third member of the three-man unit that killed dozens of cafe-goers during a multi-pronged Islamist attack on Paris days earlier.
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Brussels Police Detain 5 In Raids Linked To Paris Attacks
Belgian police raided homes in Brussels late on Sunday and today, detaining five people for questioning in an investigation linked to terrorist attacks in Paris that killed 130 people in November, prosecutors said.
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2 Detained by Brussels Police In Raids Linked To Paris Attacks: Prosecutor
Belgian police raided homes in Brussels late on Sunday and detained two people for questioning in an investigation linked to militant attacks in Paris that killed 130 people in November, federal prosecutors said.
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Paris Attacker Was French Army Reject
Foued Mohamed-Aggad, one of three young men who shot dead 90 people at a Paris concert hall a month ago, was turned down by the French army and possibly also by the police before Islamic State took him on to fight for them.
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Jihadists Pose Generational Threat Even if ISIS Defeated: Experts
Even if the ISIS is one day defeated on its territory, the world could face an even greater threat from tens of thousands of battle-hardened jihadist veterans, experts have warned.
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France's Far-Right Comes Out Strong In Post-Attacks Vote
France's far-right National Front ran strongly in a first-round regional vote that was the first election since an attack by Islamic extremists left 130 dead in Paris.
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Far Right Tipped to Triumph in Post Attacks French Regional Elections
France's far-right National Front (FN) appear to be on course for an historic breakthrough in regional elections this weekend, with the country still traumatised by last month's Paris terror attacks.
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Francois Hollande Has Best Ratings Since 2012 After Paris Attacks: Poll
French President Francois Hollande's ratings zoomed up to 50 per cent, the best since 2012, following his hardline response against jihadists after the Paris attacks, a poll showed Tuesday.
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US Tightens Visa Waiver Programme in Wake of Paris Attacks
The White House announced changes to the US visa waiver programme on Monday so that security officials can more closely screen travellers from 38 countries allowed to enter the United States without obtaining visas before they travel.
