France is our oldest ally, and the French people have stood shoulder to shoulder with the United States time and again... READ MORE›
A normal Friday afternoon on the sleek high-speed train that takes high-level European diplomats businesspeople tourists and ordinary citizens between Amsterdam Brussels and Paris... READ MORE›
On the platforms of the Gare du Nord in Paris, where the trains arrive and depart, uniformed police officers are often visible... READ MORE›
Complete coverage of Paris attacks As investigations into the attacks gathered speed over the weekend, authorities detained people in France and Belgium... READ MORE›
In Belgium, the justice minister said a number of arrests have been made in Brussels related to the Paris attacks, the Associated Press reports... READ MORE›
A national minute's silence will be held to remember victims of the Tunisian beach attack, David Cameron has announced... READ MORE›
American Airlines said Friday it was nevertheless delaying flights to Paris in response to the attacks there... READ MORE›
Violence flared when Chelsea fans were in the French capital to watch the west London club's Champions League match against Paris St-Germain on 17 February... READ MORE›
French intelligence fears Islamist 'missile strike on airliner' or 9 11-style attack... READ MORE›
A gunman opened fire on a train from Amsterdam to Paris on Friday, wounding two before being subdued... READ MORE›
Ayoub El-Khazzani 25 was carrying 270 bullets for his assault rifle and a bottle of petrol prosecutor Francois Molins told reporters on Tuesday... READ MORE›
The Prime Minister has spoken to Francois Hollande, the French President, at the EU summit in Brussels about the terror attack... READ MORE›
'There is no silver bullet' Isis, al-Qaida and the myths of terrorism... READ MORE›
French police initially said that eight assailants took part in the Paris attacks in three groups -- with seven dying amid the bloodshed... READ MORE›
French counterterrorism authorities continued to interrogate the man Sunday, identified by security officials as Ayoub El-Khazzani, a Moroccan two weeks short of his 26th birthday... READ MORE›
Ayoub El-Khazzani, the alleged gunman and a Moroccan national, remains in custody in the town of Arras, France... READ MORE›
A Thalys train is not Charlie Hebdo, said Francois Heisbourg, a defense and security analyst at the Foundation for Strategic Research in Paris... READ MORE›
U.S. Airman Spencer Stone, National Guardsman Alek Skarlatos, friend Anthony Sadler and Briton Chris Norman were awarded the Legion d'Honneur atA the Elysee Palace... READ MORE›
At least 800 islamist extremists are ready to launch attacks in europe after returning from iraq and syria intelligence services warn... READ MORE›
Meanwhile 16 Metropolitan police detectives, forensic science specialists and family liaison officers arrived in Tunisia... READ MORE›
The co-editor of the French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo, Laurent Sourisseau, nicknamed Riss, poses on June 30, 2015, in Paris... READ MORE›
Belgium's prime minister, Charles Michel, announced that Franco-Belgian security patrols would be beefed up on Thalys trains, which link Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam and Cologne... READ MORE›
Having returned from Syria Qahzzani is understood to have relocated to Belgium early this year... READ MORE›
He was being moved because the French government sends all terrorism cases to the Paris prosecutor's office, where a division specializes in such cases... READ MORE›
French foreign minister laurent fabius unveils drive to end paradox of france being world's top tourist destination but among the least welcoming... READ MORE›
Khazzani had been identified as a terrorist threat by the Spanish French German and Belgium security services and police it was disclosed last night... READ MORE›
Recent killings of al-Qaeda leaders represent only short-term tactical gains for the United States, she said... READ MORE›
Yassin Salhi tells police he wanted to kill himself and stage media coup by dressing it up as terrorist act, according to TV report... READ MORE›
Last year some of the UK's biggest police forces recorded a rise in the number of violent homophobic crimes... READ MORE›
We must challenge those who act murderously in the name of God... READ MORE›
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