Terrorism in France

It was 1971 when France last went a calendar year without a terror attack.

Lakdim, 26, is described by France as a petty criminal who was radicalized by ISIS.

Fewer than a dozen police officers are killed in the line of duty in a typical year in France, a much lower figure than in the U.S.

The arrests were part of an investigation into the trafficking of weapons to crime organizations.

Around 15,000 people are being monitored for radicalization in France.

Three "radicalised" women were suspected of preparing "violent acts" in France.

In France, there is a more systematic use of the law against Islamic practices.

There's a long history of ramming attacks. The main reason: Using a car or truck as a deadly weapon is especially hard to stop.

The 24-year-old has been charged with attempted fraud for allegedly impersonating a victim.

The man is suspected of links with ISIS-linked detainee Reda Kriket.

Human Rights Watch and Amnesty describe harrowing stories of abuse since the November attacks.

The victim fended off his 15-year-old assailant using a holy book.

The tenth suspect linked to the Paris attacks was detained in the neighbourhood of Molenbeek.

Yassin Salhi was arrested for the attack at a gas plant near Grenoble in June.

Student, 24, arrested on Sunday in Paris as car containing guns and bulletproof vests also seized.