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French far-right’s call for death penalty mere politicking: experts
Capital punishment is unlikely to make a return, even with the French public shocked by the most deadly attacks witnessed in the last half-century Analysis -
Paris gunmen’s terror arsenal: AK-47s, rocket launcher, grenade
The list of weapons – along with a jihadi flag – carried by the French Muslim terrorists who launched the Charlie Hebdo attacks is frightening Analysis -
Connecting the dots on Paris and Yemen
It may be that Jan. 7, 2015, should be remembered as the day AQAP struck not only Paris but also Yemen in a coordinated attack Middle East -
Teen ‘in shock’ after wrongly linked to Charlie Hebdo attack
The brother-in-law of one of the two gunmen turned himself into police on Wednesday, horrified and baffled to hear his name circulating in the news Features -
No ‘credible’ intel Al-Qaeda behind Paris attacks: U.S.
Eric Holder says U.S. has no credible information that would allow for determining the side behind the Paris attacks World News -
Muslim employee in Paris kosher supermarket hailed as ‘hero’
Originally Malian, 24-year-old Lassana Bathily guided 15 people to safety in the store’s freezer and away from the gunman World News -
The Kouachi brothers’ journey to terror
Confronting extremists requires an intellectual, alternative project - which is moderate Islam Middle East -
World leaders attend Paris mass rally
Hollande and world leaders including Abbas and Netanyahu arrive at mass Paris rally against terrorism World News -
Family pays tribute to slain French Muslim policeman
Ahmed Merabet was one of the 17 victims of a three-day Islamist killing spree that has shaken France to the core World News -
Support of internet firms against terror ‘essential’
Interior ministers from a range of nations in Paris called for an ‘essential’ cooperation from Internet companies to tackle terrorism World News -
BBC to revise ban on depiction of Prophet Mohammad
Albeit briefly, the BBC showed images of the magazine’s controversial cover portraying the prophet during their coverage of the Charlie Hebdo attack Television & Radio -
Images reveal life of ‘most wanted woman in France’
A photo of a bikini-clad Hayat Boumeddiene, suspected to be an assailant in the deadly Paris supermarket attack, surfaced online Features -
After #JeSuisAhmed, #JeSuisJuif hashtag goes viral on Twitter
‘Je Suis Juif,’ or ‘I am Jewish’ has been tweeted more than 23,000 times in the wake of an attack on a kosher supermarket in Paris Digital -
Anonymous declares ‘cyber war’ against Islamist militants
In revenge for the killings of Charlie Hebdo journalists, Anonymous vowed to attack websites belonging to radical Islamists Digital -
Al-Qaeda in Yemen ‘claims’ Charlie Hebdo attack
An AQAP member said the attack against Charlie Hebdo magazine was a ‘revenge for the honor’ of Islam’s Prophet Muhammad Middle East -
U.S. warns of global terror threat after Paris attacks
President Barack Obama rallied to the support of France after the bloody end to hostage sieges in Paris World News -
Charlie Hebdo attack: A turning point for Islamophobia in France?
The Charlie Hebdo massacre is likely to stir a new wave of Islamophobic sentiment in France Analysis -
The Arab world’s freedom crisis
European states made a mistake when they turned a blind eye and tolerated extremists Middle East -
A world in the shadows of terrorism
Never have a few people, disrupted the lives of so many Middle East -
Rupert Murdoch slammed for blaming Muslims in Paris attacks
Murdoch said Muslims should fight the “growing jihadist cancer” among the religion’s followers Digital -
Paris shooting cases demonstrate spy agencies’ limits
French and U.S. spy agencies several years ago classified Said and Cherif Kouachi as very high priority terrorism suspects Analysis -
French author ‘suspends promotion’ of Islam book after Paris massacre
Michel Houellebecq was on the cover of Charlie Hebdo, published the day of the attack Print -
Paris attack reminds Arab cartoonists of dangers at home
Andeel was alarmed by the level of backing for the killings at the French weekly which is known for mocking religion, including Islam Features -
EU leaders put terrorism at top of agenda at Feb. 12 summit
Tusk says he took the decision following talks Thursday with French President Francois Hollande World News -
France’s Hollande calls on national unity after Paris massacre
Hollande also called on his ministers to reassure the population World News -
Paris gunman was from same jihadist cell as Hebdo suspects
Police have taken two people in his immediate circle into custody World News -
French attack brothers were on U.S. no fly-list
According to witnesses, the gunmen also pledged allegiance to the al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, the organization’s offshoot in Yemen Features -
Survivor: Paris shooting gunmen said they ‘wouldn’t kill women’
Laurent Leger also said that the attackers did not call journalists out by name before shooting them World News -
Charlie Hebdo suspect trained in Qaeda camps: Yemen sources
A senior Yemeni official said Said Kouachi had met with al-Qaeda’s Anwar al-Awlaki during a visit to Yemen in 2011 World News -
France ‘at war’ with terrorism, not religion: PM
France is in shock over the deadly shooting at a satirical weekly magazine Middle East