Paris Attacks

Former French President François Hollande, who was present during one of the attacks in Paris on November 13, 2015, testifies in the trial of 14 men involved.

Salah Abdeslam spoke at the beginning of the trial, saying the deaths of so many innocent people were "nothing personal."

Salah Abdeslam was the only survivor from a group of suicide bombers and gunmen who carried out coordinated attacks across Paris that killed 130 people.

Salah Abdeslam, the only survivor of the Islamic State group who attacked Paris, said he was "a fighter for Islamic State" when asked for his profession.

Salah Abdeslam is serving a 20-year sentence for his role in the terrorist atrocities committed in November 2015.

"I don't think the French expect me to respond to tweets," the country's president said.

He also accused protestor Emma González of treason, sharing a fake image of her ripping the constitution.

If 9/11 was "the day that changed everything" for America, this was the day of reckoning for Europe.

Hashtags like #PrayForSomalia and #IAmMogadishu, referring to the terrorist attack that killed 300, failed to trend on social media.

The Belgian Foreign Ministry had to intervene to get some of the men into the U.S.

The 71-year-old was found with his throat slashed.

The City of Light and the Île-de-France are mounting a recovery after attacks across France in 2015 and 2016 frightened away visitors.

Two of the six wounded in the "heinous" attack are reported to be in serious condition.

Belgian intelligence believes the network may have stored explosives at a garage on a school's premises.

Investigators are probing the motives of a suspected bomber shot dead by soldiers on Tuesday.

U.S. defense officials had said a drone strike killed Boubaker el-Hakim in Raqqa in November.

Sweden is the latest to be victimized after France, Germany and England in the past two years.

The current state of high alert has been in place since 2015, after 130 were killed in Paris.

French President says, 'It is never good to show the smallest defiance toward an allied country'

The only surviving suspect of the Paris attacks has refused to answer questions from judges and lawyers.

Fewer foreign nationals are visiting Paris, but tourism officials say the numbers aren't as bad as expected.

The strike killed a third fighter in the radical Islamist group's de-facto capital.

Danish YouTuber Arian Kashef's experimental video has attracted 58 million views in seven days.

Ninety people died when gunmen stormed the music hall one year ago.

The French capital pays tribute to the 130 victims even as the state of emergency remains in place across the country.

The French capital's tourism industry has not recovered since the deadly attacks.

The British rock star will play a show at the venue on November 12, a day before the first anniversary of the attacks.

Suspect could exercise his right to silence in court.

Counter-extremism prosecutors are investigating the stabbing as city remains on high alert.

Despite almost a year within a state of emergency, concern remains high across France.