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Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin Skip Leaders' Symbolic Walk In Paris
United in the rain, world leaders walked slowly up the Champs-Elysees in Paris to mark a century since the end of World War I -- but there were two notable absences, Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin. The line of black-clad leaders was reminiscent of another moment of unity: after the 2015 Charlie Hebdo jihadist attack, when senior officials from mor...
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Thousands of Kurds Protest in Paris Over Murders of Female Rebels
Carrying hundreds of flags in the red, orange and green of the PKK and pictures of the group's leader Abdullah Ocalan, the demonstrators marched to the site of the killings, where flowers had been laid in memory of the dead.
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Worldwide Rallies Demand Action on Climate Change
Tens of thousands marched across Australia Sunday on a third day of worldwide rallies as pressure mounts on global leaders to strike a pact on slashing greenhouse gases at crunch talks in still-shaken Paris.
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US Should Have Sent Other Officials to Paris: White House
The White House said Monday the US should have sent a high-level official to an anti-terror march in Paris that was attended by more than 40 world leaders, in a rare public admission of error.
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Angela Merkel, Top Ministers to Join Muslim March for 'Tolerance'
Chancellor Angela Merkel and most of her cabinet will join a rally for an "open and tolerant Germany" organised by Muslim leaders on Tuesday in Berlin in the wake of the jihadist attacks in France, a spokesman said.
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IamCharlie: Some Question Human Rights Records of World Leaders Who Marched
The world outpouring of sympathy after the deadly "Charlie Hebdo" attack has touched many in France but some either detect a note of hypocrisy or feel squeamish about supporting a satirical weekly that antagonised many.
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World Leaders Join Mass Paris March to Honour Attack Victims
Dozens of world leaders including Muslim and Jewish statesmen linked arms leading hundreds of thousands of French citizens in an unprecedented march under high security to pay tribute to victims of Islamist militant attacks.
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Defiant Paris Begins Historic Unity March Against Terror
World leaders linked arms at the start of a historic march against terrorism in Paris Sunday, walking in silence to huge applause as they led a mammoth procession through the French capital.
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World Leaders, Crowds Gather for Historic Paris March of Defiance And Sorrow
More than a million people and dozens of world leaders were expected to march through Paris on Sunday in a historic display of global defiance against extremism after jihadist attacks that left 17 dead.
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Paris Attacks: 'No Act of Terror Will Stop March of Freedom', Says John Kerry
Top US diplomat John Kerry vowed that no act of terror would halt "the march of freedom" as he expressed solidarity Sunday with the people of France after last week's Islamist attacks.
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World Leaders Join Paris March of 'Millions' for Attack Victims
Millions of people were expected to join a march through Paris Sunday in solidarity with the victims of the Islamist attacks, with dozens of world leaders to attend the show of support for France.
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Barack Obama Won't Attend Paris March: US Official
President Barack Obama will not join other world leaders at Sunday's Paris march in tribute to the victims of this week's Islamist attacks in France, a US official told AFP.
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More Than 5,500 Police, Military to Guard Paris During March
More than 5,500 police and military personnel will be deployed in Paris on Sunday for a march likely to attract hundreds of thousands and a host of world leaders, France's interior minister said.
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France Taking 'All Measures' to Secure Charlie March on Sunday
France will take "all measures" to ensure the safety of tomorrow's march to be attended by European leaders after this week's attacks and is maintaining its highest possible security level in the Paris area, the interior minister said.
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Pope Francis: the man who won over the world in five minutes
Never has a leader of the Roman Catholic Church become as popular in as short a time as Pope Francis did when he humbly asked the crowd gathered in St Peter's Square on March 13 last year to pray for him.
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Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin Skip Leaders' Symbolic Walk In Paris
United in the rain, world leaders walked slowly up the Champs-Elysees in Paris to mark a century since the end of World War I -- but there were two notable absences, Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin. The line of black-clad leaders was reminiscent of another moment of unity: after the 2015 Charlie Hebdo jihadist attack, when senior officials from mor...
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Thousands of Kurds Protest in Paris Over Murders of Female Rebels
Carrying hundreds of flags in the red, orange and green of the PKK and pictures of the group's leader Abdullah Ocalan, the demonstrators marched to the site of the killings, where flowers had been laid in memory of the dead.
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Worldwide Rallies Demand Action on Climate Change
Tens of thousands marched across Australia Sunday on a third day of worldwide rallies as pressure mounts on global leaders to strike a pact on slashing greenhouse gases at crunch talks in still-shaken Paris.
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US Should Have Sent Other Officials to Paris: White House
The White House said Monday the US should have sent a high-level official to an anti-terror march in Paris that was attended by more than 40 world leaders, in a rare public admission of error.
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Angela Merkel, Top Ministers to Join Muslim March for 'Tolerance'
Chancellor Angela Merkel and most of her cabinet will join a rally for an "open and tolerant Germany" organised by Muslim leaders on Tuesday in Berlin in the wake of the jihadist attacks in France, a spokesman said.
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IamCharlie: Some Question Human Rights Records of World Leaders Who Marched
The world outpouring of sympathy after the deadly "Charlie Hebdo" attack has touched many in France but some either detect a note of hypocrisy or feel squeamish about supporting a satirical weekly that antagonised many.
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World Leaders Join Mass Paris March to Honour Attack Victims
Dozens of world leaders including Muslim and Jewish statesmen linked arms leading hundreds of thousands of French citizens in an unprecedented march under high security to pay tribute to victims of Islamist militant attacks.
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Defiant Paris Begins Historic Unity March Against Terror
World leaders linked arms at the start of a historic march against terrorism in Paris Sunday, walking in silence to huge applause as they led a mammoth procession through the French capital.
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World Leaders, Crowds Gather for Historic Paris March of Defiance And Sorrow
More than a million people and dozens of world leaders were expected to march through Paris on Sunday in a historic display of global defiance against extremism after jihadist attacks that left 17 dead.
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Paris Attacks: 'No Act of Terror Will Stop March of Freedom', Says John Kerry
Top US diplomat John Kerry vowed that no act of terror would halt "the march of freedom" as he expressed solidarity Sunday with the people of France after last week's Islamist attacks.
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World Leaders Join Paris March of 'Millions' for Attack Victims
Millions of people were expected to join a march through Paris Sunday in solidarity with the victims of the Islamist attacks, with dozens of world leaders to attend the show of support for France.
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Barack Obama Won't Attend Paris March: US Official
President Barack Obama will not join other world leaders at Sunday's Paris march in tribute to the victims of this week's Islamist attacks in France, a US official told AFP.
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More Than 5,500 Police, Military to Guard Paris During March
More than 5,500 police and military personnel will be deployed in Paris on Sunday for a march likely to attract hundreds of thousands and a host of world leaders, France's interior minister said.
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France Taking 'All Measures' to Secure Charlie March on Sunday
France will take "all measures" to ensure the safety of tomorrow's march to be attended by European leaders after this week's attacks and is maintaining its highest possible security level in the Paris area, the interior minister said.
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Pope Francis: the man who won over the world in five minutes
Never has a leader of the Roman Catholic Church become as popular in as short a time as Pope Francis did when he humbly asked the crowd gathered in St Peter's Square on March 13 last year to pray for him.
