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Large crowds also gathered in silence by the Bataclan music venue where 89 people died

France's government says it will not "give in" to terrorism and insists that long-anticipated conference will go ahead

Warplanes carried out a new wave of air strikes against Kurdistan Workers' Party militants, according to officials

'This is not about deterrence but about getting people to think it through,' said a foreign ministry spokesman

Area around the Taj Mahal is normally a no-fly zone but special permission has been obtained for the festival

Police arrested 23 people and seized arms including rocket launchers in 168 raids overnight

A spokesperson for the coalition forces says "it's the first time that we've hit so many at once"

Militants warn countries taking part in air strikes against Syria would suffer the same fate as France

Governor of the southern US state says he would oppose any attempt to relocate Syrian refugees to Alabama

Money will be used to improve Salang highway, which connects Kabul and northern Afghanistan to Central Asia

Under Kuwaiti law, commercial licences of companies with losses worth over 75 percent of their capital are cancelled

Hacker group warns Islamic State to expect massive cyber attacks

Germany's justice minister warns against drawing a hasty link between refugees and perpetrators of Paris attacks

50-year-old man, who is said to be undergoing psychiatric treatment, arrested by Indian Border Security Force

Belgian authorities have extended the detention period for seven arrested suspects until Monday night

Violence since the start of October has killed 83 people on the Palestinian side and 12 Israelis

Muslim taxi driver in New York claims he was unable to pick up fare for hours after Paris attacks

Forces loyal to President Hadi have been pressing to recapture parts of Yemen seized by Shia Huthi rebels

Risking his own life, Safera, a Muslim of Algerian origin, brought the injured inside the restaurant

The ship's commanding officer told reporters the visit was intended to 'build mutual trust' between the two navies

US will work with France to hunt down those responsible for the horrific attacks in Paris, Obama said

The smuggler was convicted in Oct 2010 in Britain of large-scale production of cannabis and jailed for three years

Penicillin-based drugs and other antibiotics have no impact on viruses

French official identifies suspected mastermind of Paris attacks as Belgian Abdelhamid Abaaoud

Turkish police says it notified France twice about Mostefai who was one of three suicide attackers in Paris

Couple posts board outside their house asking Muslims if they were sorry for the attacks

'We must completely destroy Islamic State These barbaric acts cannot be left alone' said Ahmed Aboutaleb

By joining hands with representatives of the Jewish community, French Muslims wanted to show inter-faith solidarity

Britain to recruit an extra 1,900 security and intelligence staff to counter terrorism following Paris attacks

Child psychologists say children should be told, but warn parents to be careful they are not overwhelmed by fear

Cameron says he would take immediate action if British interests were at stake

The felines have the task to root out the rat population of the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia

'Whenever there's terrorism, businesses are affected' says aviation research firm Endau Analytics

Peter King says terrorism is coming from Muslim neighbourhoods

Sinjar was recaptured from IS on Friday in a major operation led by forces from Iraq's autonomous Kurdish region

People suddenly all began running away from Place de la Republique

Resettlement comes days after a deadly coordinated attack in Paris claimed by IS that killed at least 129 people

Police detained six people close to Mostefai, including his father, brother and sister-in-law

'Safety check' feature had been used after the attacks in France, but not in Beirut bombings a day earlier

Police sources in Paris said "several dozen" pre-dawn raids were carried out in French cities

The government said it will fund an extra 1,900 officers at its MI5 and MI6 spy agencies and GCHQ intelligence agency

Old footage of Reza Aslan talking about Islam goes viral in the aftermath of Paris attacks

Privatisation programme aims to upgrade services by operating on commercial basis and generate funds for state coffers

The law comes into force six months after the country voted to allow gay unions in a historic referendum.

The men were "lower-level" Yemeni detainees and each had been held for nearly 14 years without charg

Thousands of people had flocked to visit the twins, who were born with two heads and two hearts but just one body

China has blamed the violence in Xinjiang on militants, led by East Turkestan Islamic Movement

Turkish police on Friday detained five people including suspected close associate of IS militant called 'Jihadi John'

The Stars and Stripes will also be flown at half-staff at all US embassies and missions overseas

In first strikes since Friday's carnage, French warplanes bombed IS targets in Raqa