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Daesh man behind Paris attacks 'attended meetings' of French intel, Lafarge

French cement company Lafarge paid millions of dollars to the Daesh terror group to secure its operations in northern Syria, says Abdulkadir Karakelle, director of "The Factory" documentary.

French anti-terror law primarily targets mosques

French authorities have closed seven mosques within one year and policies based on suspicion, restriction and exclusion come under harsh criticism by Muslims in France.

France says Notre Dame attack an "isolated act"

The suspect was identified as a 40-year-old Algerian PhD student. This is the latest in a string of attacks that has prompted Macron to form new umbrella counterterrorism task force will all the country's intelligence agencies.

Sting reopens Bataclan concert hall one year after Paris massacre

Music lovers are excited to revive the scarred Bataclan theatre with Sting's concert, which sold out within minutes of going on sale.

France pledges quicker police response to attacks

France pledges 20-minute response to attacks amid concerns police were too slow to react to Paris attacks in November