Massive manhunt for terror suspects in France and Belgium
Along with an aggressive manhunt, security services in Paris carried out property searches, house arrest orders and deportations
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Victims of the Paris attacks
The terrorist attacks on Paris in November 2015 claimed the lives of more than 100 victims, representing 19 different nationalities
Quick thinking during attacks averted massacre at stadium
One bystander was killed and several dozen injured in three explosions outside the Stade de France during the France-Germany soccer match; but it could have been far worse
Intel shortcomings hampering ISIS fight, expert says
Eliminating leadership is key to degrading a terrorist organization, but, according to a former CIA deputy director, the U.S. is not doing enough
Hollande calls on Obama, Putin to "unify our strength"
French president said he has requested meetings with his American and Russian counterparts to seek forming "a single coalition" against ISIS
Russia: Women plotted "hand cream" bombing before Sochi
Female suicide bombers detained before attempting to smuggle explosives onto plane before 2014 Winter Olympics, Russian official says
CIA director warns ISIS could have more attacks "in the pipeline"
John Brennan said it's not a surprise that ISIS carried out the Paris attacks because the U.S. has been aware of its warnings
Obama faces questions on ISIS strategy after Paris attacks
At the conclusion of the G20 meeting, Obama defended ISIS strategy and criticized Republicans for suggesting religious tests for Syrian refugees
Algerian migrant detained in Germany over Paris attacks
Two Syrian refugees told German officials the 39-year-old warned of "fear and terror" in Paris mere days before the attacks
"Direct hit on music": Stars reeling from Paris attacks
U2 among many bands canceling shows while others pay tribute on stage in wake of deadly attacks
Alleged Paris mastermind named as suspects rounded up
After night of French arrests, Belgian police conduct raid in Brussels neighborhood quickly becoming focus of investigation as new info on suspects emerges
French sweep up suspects, bomb ISIS in Syria
Dozens of overnight raids net suspects and weapons as airstrikes pound Raqqa, and details of 1 suspect's narrow escape come out
U.S. to urge France, Turkey to put special forces in Syria
In wake of Paris bloodshed Obama leans on friends for more firepower, and less friendly nations to try and broker a deal for a ceasefire
Facebook responds to backlash over Safety Check feature
After the Paris terror attacks, Facebook announced they would be turning on the Safety Check tool, but many wondered why it hadn't been turned on for Beirut
UAE takes 5 Yemeni prisoners freed by U.S. from Guantanamo
Pentagon says the five Yemeni men were accepted for resettlement in the Persian Gulf nation after U.S. authorities determined they no longer posed a threat
More than 1,000 arrested in France as protestors and police clash
Iran has "increased efforts to target U.S. personnel," intel chief warns
Ukraine says Starlink speed restored after long disruption
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