After European terror strikes, "Eurabia" fears soar
Anxieties rise in Europe about rapid growth of Islamic culture that, its critics say, simply refuses to adopt host country's values
Terror in Europe
Mystery drones spotted over Paris landmarks
Officials want to know who flew drones seen buzzing in the night sky over the Eiffel Tower, U.S. Embassy and other hot spots
Hundreds join Muslim "ring of peace" at Oslo synagogue
"Human shield" follows series of attacks against Jews in Europe, including Paris terror attacks in January and last week's Denmark shootings
France tracking 100s in possible terror sleeper cells
Europe officials struggle with tracing the moment when someone transforms from a disgruntled criminal or a disaffected citizen into a terrorist
Copenhagen gunman just out of prison, AP sources say
Omar Abdel Hamid El-Hussein, 22, a Danish national, had been in pre-trial detention for a long time where he may have become radicalized, investigators say
Despite arrests, Denmark says no wider terror network
As the country deals with its first fatal terror attack in 30 years, officials try to piece together what motivated 22-year-old attacker
Netanyahu draws fire in Europe for invite to Jews
French leader says he can't "let what was said in Israel pass," and Copenhagen's chief rabbi is "disappointed"
2 men arrested over alleged links to Denmark shooter
Police give 1st clear indication that man who attacked Copenhagen free speech seminar, synagogue may have had help
Copenhagen shooting suspect had criminal history
The Denmark-born 22-year-old alleged gunman had been involved in criminal gangs and had weapons offenses on his record, according to police
Should Europe's Jews stay?
Netanyahu encourages Jews to flee Europe after Denmark attacks, but not all European Jews agree with call, even as Jewish cemetery defaced in France
Danish police believe they got terror suspect
Officials say man killed in shootout with police is likely attacker of free speech event and synagogue in Copenhagen; echoes of Charlie Hebdo attacks
Police kill gunman near Copenhagen train station after deadly attacks
Authorities investigating whether man can be linked to separate shootings hours earlier that killed 2 people, wounded 5 police officers
Manhunt on for suspect in deadly Denmark attack
Shots fired on Copenhagen cafe during event organized by controversial artist in what authorities call a likely terror attack
How will EU counter "unprecedented" terror threat?
Leaders meet in Brussels to weigh a number of options to tighten up security after the "game-changer" Paris attacks
France cops detain boy, 8, over "terrorist" remarks
Official insists handling of youngster who allegedly voiced support for Charlie Hebdo attack was "necessary"
EU anti-terror chief urges rehab, not prison, for jihadis
Gilles de Kerchove says that some prisons have become "incubators of radicalization"
France to get better guns, hire more intel agents to fight homegrown terror
New security measures include increased intelligence-gathering on jihadis and other radicals, in part by making it easier to tap phones
France arrests 5 in alleged terror plot
Chechen nationals detained, explosives found near France's Mediterranean coast as terror probes continue across Europe
Malian immigrant who saved hostages becomes Frenchman
Officials in France honored the 24-year-old student for hiding a group of shoppers in a grocery store under attack from gunmen and summoning police
Do Europe's police need more firepower?
With 3 officers killed in Paris and an alleged plot to kill more in Belgium thwarted, long-standing European norms may be changing
1st charges expected over France terror attacks
Men suspected of providing logistical support to kosher store killer to face judge as a hero is honored and de Blasio pays respects
Key terror suspect in Belgium came "back from the dead"
Authorities were shocked after finding out the identify of the suspected ringleader of a plot to kill police
Pope talks contraception, Charlie Hebdo, travel
Pontiff says Catholics don't have to "be like rabbits" and have more children than is responsible; also clarifies remarks on free speech
French police release three suspects in terror probe
Nine still held in custody as part of Charlie Hebdo attack investigation; Belgium officials ask Greece to extradite suspect in plot
David Cameron: There is a right to cause offense
British prime minister tells "Face the Nation" he disagrees with Pope Francis on the limits of free speech in the wake of the Paris terror attacks
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