Terrorism in france
France detains two more suspects over foiled Paris Bank of America attack
“Two further individuals were taken into police custody ... into the offenses committed against Bank of America,” the prosecutor’s office said.
A fractured bond: France, Israel, and French Jews at a defining moment - analysis
France marks 10th anniversary of deadly Paris shooting, bombing attacks
Marseille mosque shut down due to alleged ties to Muslim Brotherhood
Two years after France's 9/11, is the Fifth Republic turning into Israel?
Terrorism is not a new phenomenon for France, but the 2015 attacks became a tipping point.
Report: Mother of Toulouse killer received public housing to be near son’s trial
Abdelkadar Merah is accused of helping his younger brother, Mohammed, kill four Jews and three soldiers in 2012.
French PM outlines strategy to combat ‘shameful’ antisemitism
French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe announced “a new plan to combat antisemitism” during a speech at Paris’s Buffault Synagogue.
Brother of Toulouse Jewish school killer goes on trial in France
Mohamed Merah's older brother, Abdelkader, has been remanded in custody since the attacks that killed seven people in 2012.
Six ways to thwart a terrorist attack
Lonewolf-style attacks have presented a new - but not unpreventable - threat.
Bankrupting Terrorism - One Lawsuit at a Time
Anyone is a target: Europe has a lot to learn about terrorism
Who knows best on terrorism? The saga continues.
Six French soldiers injured in 'deliberate act' outside Paris
"It's a disgusting act of aggression," the mayor of Levallois-Perret said.
Le Pen: Expel foreigners who are on watch lists
En Marche candidate Emmanuel Macron urged the country not to "give in to fear" in the wake of the attack.
‘Hatred has no place in the cradle of human rights’
Jewish community, political leaders mark five year since terrorist attack at Toulouse school.