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French prosecutors to use leaked Islamic State documents to identify 7 jihadists

French prosecutors will use leaked Islamic State documents to help identify seven suspected jihadists going on trial next week, including the brother of a Paris attacker, sources close to the investigation said on Wednesday.

Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam refused to answer questions at trial

The last surviving member of the jihadist team that attacked Paris, Salah Abdeslam, refused to answer questions in his first interview with a French anti-terror judge on Friday.

France, US had intel about Paris attacks; failed to catch ringleader

France changed its military strategy and started airstrikes in Syria last year because of concerns months before the attacks on Paris that ringleader Abdelhamid Abaaoud was plotting to target a concert and take hostages, according to a French newspaper report.

Three Paris attackers feature in ISIS recruitment files leaked by a former member: Reports

Massive documents leaked from the Islamic State militant group on Saturday and the names of three Paris attackers featured in there.

Laughing gunmen taunted victims and played xylophone in Paris concert attack: witnesses

In the midst of the bloodbath at a music hall in Paris, one of the gunmen laughed and played the xylophone left behind after the band had fled the stage, according to new accounts emerging six weeks after France's deadliest terror attacks.

Paris to save notes, poems and drawings left after the attacks

The city of Paris has decided to collect and archive the notes, poems and drawings left by passers-by on informal memorials at the sites of the Nov. 13 attacks, to keep the memory intact of the moving and spontaneous show of solidarity and compassion toward the victims.

France puzzles over what to do with Paris attackers' bodies

Bury them discreetly? Hand them back to their families, return them to the country of origin? Knowing what to do with the remains of the assailants involved in last month's Paris attacks is proving to be a conundrum for French officials.

Three weeks after 'nightmare', cafe targeted during Paris attacks reopens

A cafe where five people were killed by a squad of Islamic extremist gunmen terrorising central Paris has reopened.

US President Obama pays his respects to Paris attack victims at Bataclan

US President Barack Obama joined French leader Francois Hollande to pay respects to the victims of the Paris attacks at the Bataclan concert hall early Monday, hours before the official opening of a UN climate conference.

New video shows carnage outside Paris attacks bar

The three-minute footage was shot at one of the outdoor bistro terraces attacked on Friday in a series of massacres claimed by the Islamic State group (IS), which left a total of 129 people dead and 352 wounded.