Paris Terror Attack

Brussels attackers also planned on kidnapping well-known personalities: reports

The jihadists behind the Paris and Brussels terror attacks had planned to kidnap well-known figures in a bid to trade them for their brethren jailed in Belgium.

France under 'high level of threat' after Berlin attacks, says President Francois Hollande

France is under "high level of threat" from terror attacks, said President Francois Hollande on Tuesday, following the carnage at a Christmas market in Berlin

Selective outrage: What we choose to be offended by, or not, reveals 'empathy gap'

Three instances show us that when it comes to public outrage, there are no fixed parameters.

Paris terror attacks: French officials to grill suspect Salah Abdeslam today

French anti-terror judges will on Friday begin their first questioning of Salah Abdeslam, a member of the jihadist cell which killed 130 people in a series of attacks in Paris in November.

When three was not a charm: American teen survived Boston, Paris and Brussels terror attacks

Nineteen-year-old Mason Wells. who was injured in the blast at Brussels airport, survived the Paris attacks last November and Boston bombings in 2013

From Barack Obama to Narendra Modi: What world leaders said after the Brussels terror attacks

Condolences and tributes poured in for the victims of the Brussels terror attacks, with several world leaders speaking out against terror

#PrayForParis...Hilton? Some people thought the hashtag on Paris attack was about the socialite

There are some people on Twitter who thought the hashtag for Paris terror attack was about Paris Hilton.

Immigration, oil, air strikes? Here's what caused the Paris terror attacks, according to some 'experts'

It's not just Azam Khan who made controversial statements on what caused the Paris terror attack and what should be done after it.

'Saddened' by Azam Khan's remark on Paris attacks, says French ambassador

French Ambassador to India Francois Richier today said he was "saddened" by Uttar Pradesh Minister Azam Khan's remark that the Paris terror attack could have been a "reaction" to the "killing of innocents" in Arab countries by "superpowers" including the US. "I am saddened," Richier told reporters here while reacting to Khan's statement.

Obama, Putin agree on need for UN-negotiated Syria talks after Paris terror attack

US President Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin of Russia agreed on Sunday on a UN role to end the bloodshed in Syria, as the Paris attacks jolted leaders.