Paris Attack Bomber
- All
- News
-
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.
-
France Marks First Anniversary Of Paris Attacks
French President Francois Hollande on Sunday began commemorations for the first anniversary of the Paris attacks by unveiling a plaque in memory of a man killed by suicide bombers at the Stade de France.
-
Brussels Bombers Had Planned To Attack France Again: Prosecutors
The terror cell behind bombings in Brussels had been plotting to hit France again after carrying out the Paris attacks in November, but was forced to strike closer to home as police closed in, Belgian prosecutors said on Sunday.
-
Brussels Bombers Had Planned Paris Attack: Prosecutors
The planners behind the March 22 bombings in Brussels which killed 32 people had initially planned to attack Paris but struck closer to home as investigators made arrests among key suspects, Belgian prosecutors said.
-
Brussels Bombing Suspect Confesses To Being The 'Man In Hat'
Paris attacks suspect Mohamed Abrini was charged on Saturday with "terrorist murders" and confessed he was the man in the hat seen with the suicide bombers at Brussels airport, Belgian prosecutors said.
-
Paris Suspect Admits To Being Brussels Airport 'Man In Hat': Source
Belgium's federal prosecutor said today that Paris attacks suspect Mohamed Abrini admitted to being the "man in the hat" seen accompanying two suicide bombers at Brussels airport on March 22.
-
Brussels Attacker Had Been On US Watch List Before Paris Attacks: Sources
Brahim El Bakraoui, one of the Brussels suicide bombers, was on a US counterterrorism watch list before the November attacks in Paris and his brother Khalid was put on the list shortly afterward, sources familiar with the matter said.
-
Ibrahim El Bakraoui Was On US Watch List Before Paris Attacks: Report
Ibrahim El Bakraoui, one of the suicide bombers who struck the Brussels airport, was on a US counterterrorism watch list even before the November Paris attacks, CNN reported on Friday, citing a US official.
-
Police Missed Chance To Press Salah Abdeslam About Brussels Bombers: Report
Three days before this week's Brussels attacks, police showed photos of the suicide bombers to Salah Abdeslam, whom they had just arrested for his part in the November Paris killings, and failed to challenge his claim not to know them, a report said on Friday.
-
'Good Student' Brussels Bomber Liked To Play Frisbee
Najim Laachraoui was a good student with an immaculate disciplinary record at a Brussels Catholic school, but grew up to become a Syria-hardened bomb-maker at the heart of the Brussels and Paris terror attacks.
-
Najim Laachraoui Confirmed As 2nd Brussels Airport Bomber, Linked To Paris
Belgium's federal prosecutor confirmed today that Najim Laachraoui was one of the two suicide bombers who struck Brussels airport this week in a series of attacks which left 31 people dead.
-
Lawyer For Paris Bombing Suspect Assaulted
Hours after suicide bombers struck Brussels on Tuesday, a man assaulted the lawyer for their suspected accomplice Salah Abdeslam in his office in the city, defence counsel Sven Mary told Le Soir newspaper.
-
Belgium Hunts 'Third Man' After ISIS Bombings
Belgian police were today hunting for a "third man" filmed with two ISIS suicide bombers at Brussels Airport as evidence piled up that the same jihadist network was involved in the deadly Paris attacks last November.
-
ISIS Attacks Bring Brussels To Standstill; Police Hunt For Suspect
The wanted man accompanied two of the bombers to the airport, along with luggage heaving with explosives. Authorities were also hunting a suspected Belgian bombmaker who trained in Syria with the Islamic State.
-
'Suicide Bomber' Admission Angers Paris Suspect's Lawyer
The lawyer defending the prime surviving suspect for the November 13 Paris attacks said today he would sue a French prosecutor for divulging his client's admission that he had planned to blow himself up with fellow ISIS terrorists.
-
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.
-
France Marks First Anniversary Of Paris Attacks
French President Francois Hollande on Sunday began commemorations for the first anniversary of the Paris attacks by unveiling a plaque in memory of a man killed by suicide bombers at the Stade de France.
-
Brussels Bombers Had Planned To Attack France Again: Prosecutors
The terror cell behind bombings in Brussels had been plotting to hit France again after carrying out the Paris attacks in November, but was forced to strike closer to home as police closed in, Belgian prosecutors said on Sunday.
-
Brussels Bombers Had Planned Paris Attack: Prosecutors
The planners behind the March 22 bombings in Brussels which killed 32 people had initially planned to attack Paris but struck closer to home as investigators made arrests among key suspects, Belgian prosecutors said.
-
Brussels Bombing Suspect Confesses To Being The 'Man In Hat'
Paris attacks suspect Mohamed Abrini was charged on Saturday with "terrorist murders" and confessed he was the man in the hat seen with the suicide bombers at Brussels airport, Belgian prosecutors said.
-
Paris Suspect Admits To Being Brussels Airport 'Man In Hat': Source
Belgium's federal prosecutor said today that Paris attacks suspect Mohamed Abrini admitted to being the "man in the hat" seen accompanying two suicide bombers at Brussels airport on March 22.
-
Brussels Attacker Had Been On US Watch List Before Paris Attacks: Sources
Brahim El Bakraoui, one of the Brussels suicide bombers, was on a US counterterrorism watch list before the November attacks in Paris and his brother Khalid was put on the list shortly afterward, sources familiar with the matter said.
-
Ibrahim El Bakraoui Was On US Watch List Before Paris Attacks: Report
Ibrahim El Bakraoui, one of the suicide bombers who struck the Brussels airport, was on a US counterterrorism watch list even before the November Paris attacks, CNN reported on Friday, citing a US official.
-
Police Missed Chance To Press Salah Abdeslam About Brussels Bombers: Report
Three days before this week's Brussels attacks, police showed photos of the suicide bombers to Salah Abdeslam, whom they had just arrested for his part in the November Paris killings, and failed to challenge his claim not to know them, a report said on Friday.
-
'Good Student' Brussels Bomber Liked To Play Frisbee
Najim Laachraoui was a good student with an immaculate disciplinary record at a Brussels Catholic school, but grew up to become a Syria-hardened bomb-maker at the heart of the Brussels and Paris terror attacks.
-
Najim Laachraoui Confirmed As 2nd Brussels Airport Bomber, Linked To Paris
Belgium's federal prosecutor confirmed today that Najim Laachraoui was one of the two suicide bombers who struck Brussels airport this week in a series of attacks which left 31 people dead.
-
Lawyer For Paris Bombing Suspect Assaulted
Hours after suicide bombers struck Brussels on Tuesday, a man assaulted the lawyer for their suspected accomplice Salah Abdeslam in his office in the city, defence counsel Sven Mary told Le Soir newspaper.
-
Belgium Hunts 'Third Man' After ISIS Bombings
Belgian police were today hunting for a "third man" filmed with two ISIS suicide bombers at Brussels Airport as evidence piled up that the same jihadist network was involved in the deadly Paris attacks last November.
-
ISIS Attacks Bring Brussels To Standstill; Police Hunt For Suspect
The wanted man accompanied two of the bombers to the airport, along with luggage heaving with explosives. Authorities were also hunting a suspected Belgian bombmaker who trained in Syria with the Islamic State.
-
'Suicide Bomber' Admission Angers Paris Suspect's Lawyer
The lawyer defending the prime surviving suspect for the November 13 Paris attacks said today he would sue a French prosecutor for divulging his client's admission that he had planned to blow himself up with fellow ISIS terrorists.
