Latest in Tag: paris attacks Highlight
Latest in Tag: paris attacks
New suspect arrested over Brussels attacks
The man was detained following a raid on his house in the Belgian capital
Brussels suspects and their links to the Paris attacks
Belgian prosecutors now believe at least five people were involved in the attacks at Brussels airport and on a metro train. They’re also investigating suspected links to the Belgium-based Paris attackers.
France’s National Front leads first regional elections after Paris attacks
Socialist PM calls for left-wing and centre-right parties to unite in opposition to far-right threat
White House tightens Visa Waiver Program in wake of Paris attacks
The White House has announced it will add more screening for travelers allowed to enter the US without a visa. The decision comes after calls to tighten the Visa Waiver Program following the terrorist attacks in Paris. People from thirty-eight countries around the world are currently allowed to enter the US without applying for a …
The art of French resistance
On murals and makeshift memorials, the French are responding to November’s deadly attacks in the French capital with graffiti, music and poetry – art that is helping a nation to heal. Elizabeth Bryant reports from Paris. Hours after the terrorist attacks, Patrick Jardry headed out with flowers and a few choice phrases from what he …
High security and emotion at Scorpions concert in Paris
The terrorist attacks in Paris changed the meaning of going to a concert. But despite the tragedy, nearly 20,000 fans overcame fears and decided to celebrate with Scorpions. A DW film premiere on the band was cancelled. The German hard rock band Scorpions decided to perform, as planned, at a concert in Paris on Tuesday …
EU border controls ‘have to remain an exception’
In the wake of the Paris attacks, some EU leaders have spoken of stricter controls on Europe’s outer borders. Speaking with DW, EU policy expert Urs Pötzsch said that permanent border checks aren’t an option. DW: Mr. Pötzsch, what do you think about the calls for stricter border controls at the outer borders of the …
Egypt reviews military-security situation
Meetings involving Al-Sisi, Military Production and Defence ministers
Paris attacks: A journey begins to prove innocence
By Hala Kindleberger “Now my husband will not be able to join me,” said a Syrian woman who has been in France for seven months, waiting for husband to arrive from Turkey. In Germany too, they have begun slowing down the acceptance of Arab and Muslim refugees after months of providing refuge. Authorities have been …
Two Air France flights diverted after ‘security incident’
Two separate Air France flights bound for Paris have been diverted, due to a “security incident.” The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said both planes have landed and all passengers have disembarked. In a brief statement released early on Wednesday, Air France confirmed that both flights had been the “subjects of anonymous threats received after their …
New wave of Islamophobia in wake of Paris attacks
Racial attack on Muslims and Mosques increase in Europe, Al-Azhar condemns these attacks
French authorities conduct 128 raids Monday evening
France and the US to increase efforts against “Islamic State” militant organisation
US states close door on Syrian refugees in wake of Paris attacks
Governors across the US have defied the president and said they will stop accepting Syrian refugees. Fears concerning migrants is growing after the brutal terrorist attacks in Paris. Governors representing nearly half of the 50 US states rejected on Monday plans to resettle Syrian refugees there amid fear they could pose a threat to Americans. …
Poland turns against immigration after Paris attacks
As Poland’s new conservative, euroskeptic government takes office, analysts wonder what course the country will take on immigration in the aftermath of the Paris attacks. Rafal Kiepuszewski reports from Warsaw. Polish media on Monday led with the story of a Polish national living in Norway who was arrested in Poland on terrorism charges, after having …
DFB to enhance security for Euro 2016 after Paris attacks
The DFB is planning a review of its security for next summer’s European championship in France. Meanwhile, more details have emerged of how the team spent Friday night in their dressing room in the Stade du France. One of the interim president’s of the DFB (German FA), Rainer Koch, was quoted in Monday’s edition of …
1 Egyptian killed in Paris attacks
The embassy verified the identity of Salah El-Gebaly, who was killed in the Bataclan shootings
Paris attacks carried out by 3 coordinated teams of gunmen: French prosecutor
Egyptian passport found in Paris belongs to victim
Egyptian passport found in Paris belongs to victim
Waleed Abdel Razik travelled to Paris with his brother, a cancer patient, and was attending the football game in Stade de France
Egypt’s leadership supports France, factions on the defensive
Compassion, cynicism, praising Islam encompass local reactions to Paris attacks
Cultural life in Paris grinds to a halt after attacks
Following Friday’s attacks, Paris is in a state of emergency, also in its cultural life. Places where crowds once stood are empty. Museums have closed their doors, and the Eiffel Tower’s elevator stands still. Paris, one of the most frequently visited cities in the world, seems to be holding its breath. People are shocked. Only …
Leaders in Vienna announce new timetable for Syria as shock from Paris attacks lingers
World leaders meeting in Vienna have announced new measures to bring an end to the war in Syria. The announcement came as the world reels from the brutal terrorist attacks in Paris overnight. World leaders attending a meeting in Vienna on Saturday said they had agreed to speed up efforts to end the war in …
Will Syrian refugees in Europe suffer consequences of Paris attacks?
Commentators have already called for banning Middle Eastern refugees from crossing their borders
Analysts suggest tighter security measures needed
However, the locations of the attacks were carefully assessed to simultaneously target locations that are not notoriously restive, according to many citizens’ opinions.
‘Islamic State’ claims responsibility for Paris attacks
France will be “ruthless” in its response to “Islamic State”, says Hollande
Merkel: We are crying with France
In the wake of the devastating Paris attacks, the German chancellor has offered her condolences. Standing in solidarity with France, she has called for a fight against terrorism in both words and deeds. On Saturday morning, German Chancellor Angela Merkel addressed the nation in a swift press conference with one message: Germany stands in solidarity …