Paris/Cairo: Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Saturday said that West's ‘flawed' policies in Syria especially that of France was partly to blame for rise of Islamic State.His statement came amid the worldwide condemnation of a
Paris: France on Saturday thanked India for its support after the deadly terror attacks in Paris that took at least 127 lives.In a statement, French Ambassador to India François Richier said, “France is grateful to
London: Describing the terror assaults in France as an “attack on humanity”, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today asked the UN to define terrorism before it is too late so that the world knows who is
Paris: The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for attacks in Paris that killed over 120 people.The claim was made in a statement in Arabic and French released online today and circulated by supporters of
Washington: Drawing parallels between the Paris and the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks in terms of low-cost and level of sophistication, security experts today said that the mayhem will be a “game changer” for how the
Paris: French police are hunting possible accomplices of eight assailants who struck Paris concert-goers, cafe diners and soccer fans in the country's deadliest peacetime attacks, a succession of blasts and shootings that cast a dark
Paris: A journalist at the Bataclan theatre, one of the multiple sites in Paris which was attacked on Friday night, said the terrorists blindly fired at the crowd for 10-15 minutes, BBC reported."Several armed men
Cairo: Terrorist group Islamic State on Saturday claimed responsibility for attacks in Paris that killed over 120 people by releasing an online statement.The statement by the group was issued in Arabic and French.It was not
Paris: An unnamed witness at the Bataclan rock concert where over 150 people were massacred by terrorists in a string of attacks in Paris on Friday night, recalled it as "war", BBC reported."It was a
New Delhi: World leaders today unitedly condemned the terror attacks in Paris and offered support to it.US President Barack Obama led the chorus of condemnation as he slammed the night of violence in Paris as
Washington: US President Barack Obama on Friday condemned the deadly attacks currently still unfolding in Paris, France, and said it was too early to determine who was behind those attacks, Xinhua reported.Calling the attacks in
Washington: The White House and State Department struggled on Tuesday to clarify President Barack Obama's suggestion that last month's deadly shooting at a kosher deli in Paris was random, despite the administration's earlier assertions that
Gennevilliers/Levallois: One of the gunmen who attacked the offices of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo was buried on Saturday in his hometown of Gennevilliers, just north of Paris.Cherif Kouachi was buried in the Muslim quarter of
Cairo: Yemen's al Qaeda branch on Wednesday confirmed it carried out last week's deadly assault on a French satirical newspaper to avenge cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad, as it called for unity among jihadi ranks
Jerusalem : The bodies of four Jewish victims of a Paris terror attack on a kosher supermarket arrived in Israel on Tuesday ahead of a funeral to be attended by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and
Ahmedabad: Secretary of State John Kerry on Monday said that he will travel to Paris this week for talks on countering extremist violence, following sharp criticism of the Obama administration for not sending a senior
Paris: French police have found a seven-minute video in which the Paris jihadi terrorist Amedi Coulibaly says, "What we have done is completely legitimate, given what they have done. If you attack the caliphate, we
Gandhinagar: US Secretary of State John Kerry today said no act of terror will ever stop "the march of freedom" and the entire world is with the people of France.In the deadliest terror attack in
French radio RTL released an audio recording on Saturday, which is said to be of the attacker, Amedy Coulibaly, who seized hostages in a kosher supermarket in Paris.In the recording Coulibaly lashes out over Western
Ankara: A woman wanted in connection with the terror attacks in France earlier this month, is believed to have entered Turkey earlier this month and is now, possibly, in Syria, media reported Saturday.Hayat Boumeddiene is
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