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Documentary gives voice to leaders of al Qaeda and religious leaders belonging to the Salafist movement

Source says devices were actually decoys bound for US embassy in Tunisia that were being used for training exercise

Pay-rise makes him by far the highest-paid footballer in France

Hollande named Jean-Jacques Urvoas, the current president of the parliamentary laws commission

Statement comes after French president holds talks with PM Modi on the second day of official visit to India

Modi says he invited Hollande for solidarity after November's attacks that evoked memories of 2008 Mumbai attacks

A senior French official acknowledges negotiations are still snagged on the price

Hollande will be chief guest at India's Republic Day parade on Tuesday as part of his three-day visit

'We cannot say or accept that all refugees …can be welcomed in Europe' Valls

Overall, 2014 had seen 133 attacks on Muslims and 851 of an anti-Semitic nature based on complaints logged with police

Firefighters were called at 6:00am to the blaze at the hotel, in the heart of Paris' luxury quarter

They were among a group of 50 soldiers taking part in the skiing exercise

Six hospitalised after taking part in a Phase I trial for a new pain and mood disorder medication, one died

The CEO of the company that was developing the drug said he was "profoundly shocked" by the death

The volunteers were given varying doses and but the six men were in the group who were taking the drug 'regularly'

All of the six patients, one of whom was in a coma, had been in good health until taking the oral medication

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi plans to buy 36 warplanes directly from the French government

'There is no place in the French republic for groups which provoke and call for terrorism or hate' Bernard Cazeneuve

A source said the boy had said he was "ashamed" that he did not manage to kill the 35-year-old teacher

The president had a short conversation and a moment of friendship and fraternity over a cup of tea

Protesters have been engaged in a 15-year legal battle to block construction of the new airport

Commemorations will culminate in a public event on Sunday in the Place de la Republique

Event comes a year after 17 people were killed in militant attacks on Charlie Hebdo and a Jewish supermarket

The device borrows the idea from the fast-growing single-dose coffee machines such as Nestle's Nespresso and Keurig

News of the attack came after President Francois Hollande addressed New Year’s greetings to France’s police

The 25-year-old became the one positive story to emerge from the three days of violence in January

month before the attack, Charlie Hebdo was close to shutting down as sales had dipped below 30,000

Prosecutor says he reportedly shouted 'Allah is great', which suggests some sort of religious element

Witnesses said the driver deliberately accelerated his Peugeot car as he headed towards a group of four soldiers

Abdallah Dliouah says the soldiers charged with the protection of the mosque are appreciated by worshippers

A soldier and an elderly Muslim man slightly injured as a man drives his car at troops protecting a mosque

French president has the support of a jittery nation, with nearly nine of 10 people backing the removal of citizenship

Earlier, two people were detained over days of rioting on the French Mediterranean island

Protesters in Corsica took to the streets a day after demonstrators vandalised a Muslim prayer hall

Fifty copies of the Quran were also thrown out on the street during the incident

Video surveillance shows a temporary employee of the airport picking up the money

Salhi caught the attention of intelligence authorities in 2005 and 2006

The US bill, passed by Congress on Friday, bars citizens from 38 countries

Airlines are especially jittery after Islamic State claimed responsible for downing a Russian jet in Egypt in October

Le Drian to hold meeting with Russian counterpart to request an increase in strikes against IS in Syria

Abdeslam bragged about killing people with a Kalashnikov, adding that his brother Brahim had blown himself up

In December 2010 she complained about places in France where Muslims worshipped in streets outside mosques

The entire collection of rare books and manuscripts went up for auction to raise 40 million euros

Real Madrid striker's suspension has left Didier Deschamps to focus on other options in attack

The airline said three weekly flights would begin from April

French interior minister says there will be complete firmness against those that preach hatred in France

Eagles of Death Metal say they want to play the first concert if the Bataclan re-opens

Initiative sees 20 countries, including India, pledging to double their investment in developing clean technology

France has demanded the removal of Assad, describing him as a "butcher" of his own people

Modi issues challenge to rich nations as 150 world leaders opened a 12-day United Nations climate conference in Paris