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Paris Knife Attacker Had USB Drive With Colleagues Information: Report
An IT worker who killed four people at Paris police headquarters with a knife last week had a USB drive with personal details about his colleagues, French daily Le Parisien reported on Monday.
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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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In A First, ISIS Suspect Turns Into An Informer For British Spies: Report
In a first, an ISIS terror suspect in custody over suspicions of his role in Paris and Brussels terror attacks has turned into an informer for UK police intelligence services against the terror outfit.
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Belgian Prosecutors Call For Details On New Terror Suspect
Belgian prosecutors are appealing to the public for information about a man who allegedly traveled to Hungary last year with the top suspect in the Paris attacks.
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Belgian Police Carry Out Series of Raids, 1 Detained
Belgian police carried out a series of raids in Brussels today to find information related to one of the Paris suicide bombers and also detained a person during a separate house search, federal prosecutors said.
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Sweden Raises Threat Level, Citing 'Concrete Information'
Sweden's security police (SAPO) raised today their terrorist threat assessment by one step, to four on a scale of five, following the attacks in France.
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French Police Issue Photo of Unidentified Dead Suicide Bomber
French police on Tuesday released a photograph of one of the suicide bombers who blew himself up outside the national stadium, appealing for any witnesses with information to come forward.
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Belgium-Spain Friendly Cancelled After Paris Terror Attacks
The Belgian association informed that the Belgian FA has been contacted by the government, which has made the recommendation not to have their friendly match against Spain on Tuesday.
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Barack Obama, Vladimir Putin Hold Coffee Table Summit in Turkey
US President Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin of Russia huddled Sunday for informal talks around a coffee table, their first summit since Moscow launched air bombardments in Syria, live television images on Turkish state television showed.
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Iraq Says It Shared Information That France, US, Iran Were Targets
Iraqi Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari has said his country's intelligence services shared information they had which indicated that France, the United States and Iran were among countries being targeted for attack.
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French Footballer Lassana Diarra's Cousin Dies in Paris Attacks
Lassana Diarra who was playing during France's international friendly against Germany at the Stade de France, was informed later on that his cousin Asta Diakite was among the victims of one of the shootings.
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Barack Obama Holds Meeting With National Security Council
US President Barack Obama has held a meeting with national security team to review the security situation and intelligence information of the country in the wake of the deadly attacks in France that was claimed by ISIS, before leaving for his three-nation Asia tour.
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Paris Attacks: 'Urgent Need' to Share European Air Passenger Information, Say Ministers
Interior ministers from a range of nations said Sunday there was an "urgent and crucial need" to share European air passenger information and strengthen the EU's external borders.
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Paris Shooting Cases Demonstrate Spy Agencies' Limits
This week's deadly attacks in France by Islamist gunmen showed the limits of spy and anti-terrorist agencies, which often have information about perpetrators in advance but are only able to assemble all the clues after the bloodletting has taken place.
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Paris Hostages Survived Hidden in Fridges and Beneath Sinks
From the father who hid his toddler inside a supermarket refrigerator to the employee who texted tactical information to police from beneath a sink, authorities praised the quick instincts of survivors in the hostage incidents that gripped France Friday.
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Paris Knife Attacker Had USB Drive With Colleagues Information: Report
An IT worker who killed four people at Paris police headquarters with a knife last week had a USB drive with personal details about his colleagues, French daily Le Parisien reported on Monday.
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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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In A First, ISIS Suspect Turns Into An Informer For British Spies: Report
In a first, an ISIS terror suspect in custody over suspicions of his role in Paris and Brussels terror attacks has turned into an informer for UK police intelligence services against the terror outfit.
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Belgian Prosecutors Call For Details On New Terror Suspect
Belgian prosecutors are appealing to the public for information about a man who allegedly traveled to Hungary last year with the top suspect in the Paris attacks.
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Belgian Police Carry Out Series of Raids, 1 Detained
Belgian police carried out a series of raids in Brussels today to find information related to one of the Paris suicide bombers and also detained a person during a separate house search, federal prosecutors said.
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Sweden Raises Threat Level, Citing 'Concrete Information'
Sweden's security police (SAPO) raised today their terrorist threat assessment by one step, to four on a scale of five, following the attacks in France.
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French Police Issue Photo of Unidentified Dead Suicide Bomber
French police on Tuesday released a photograph of one of the suicide bombers who blew himself up outside the national stadium, appealing for any witnesses with information to come forward.
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Belgium-Spain Friendly Cancelled After Paris Terror Attacks
The Belgian association informed that the Belgian FA has been contacted by the government, which has made the recommendation not to have their friendly match against Spain on Tuesday.
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Barack Obama, Vladimir Putin Hold Coffee Table Summit in Turkey
US President Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin of Russia huddled Sunday for informal talks around a coffee table, their first summit since Moscow launched air bombardments in Syria, live television images on Turkish state television showed.
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Iraq Says It Shared Information That France, US, Iran Were Targets
Iraqi Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari has said his country's intelligence services shared information they had which indicated that France, the United States and Iran were among countries being targeted for attack.
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French Footballer Lassana Diarra's Cousin Dies in Paris Attacks
Lassana Diarra who was playing during France's international friendly against Germany at the Stade de France, was informed later on that his cousin Asta Diakite was among the victims of one of the shootings.
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Barack Obama Holds Meeting With National Security Council
US President Barack Obama has held a meeting with national security team to review the security situation and intelligence information of the country in the wake of the deadly attacks in France that was claimed by ISIS, before leaving for his three-nation Asia tour.
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Paris Attacks: 'Urgent Need' to Share European Air Passenger Information, Say Ministers
Interior ministers from a range of nations said Sunday there was an "urgent and crucial need" to share European air passenger information and strengthen the EU's external borders.
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Paris Shooting Cases Demonstrate Spy Agencies' Limits
This week's deadly attacks in France by Islamist gunmen showed the limits of spy and anti-terrorist agencies, which often have information about perpetrators in advance but are only able to assemble all the clues after the bloodletting has taken place.
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Paris Hostages Survived Hidden in Fridges and Beneath Sinks
From the father who hid his toddler inside a supermarket refrigerator to the employee who texted tactical information to police from beneath a sink, authorities praised the quick instincts of survivors in the hostage incidents that gripped France Friday.
