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Between September 8-12, pig heads were found outside at least nine mosques in Paris and its suburbs. Authorities suspect foreign nationals aimed to cause unrest amid rising anti-Muslim sentiment and political tensions. Investigations trace the suspects' vehicle and possible foreign interference, with some symbols targeting President Macron.
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French President Macron plans to recognize a Palestinian state at the UN, prompting protests and political tensions. Local authorities are divided over flying Palestinian flags, with some cities defying government orders. Macron emphasizes peace and a two-state solution, while debates over neutrality and political symbolism intensify.
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As of 12 November 2025, France has suspended access to Shein's online platform following the discovery of illegal products, including childlike sex dolls and weapons. The move coincides with protests against Shein's first permanent Paris store opening. French authorities are inspecting shipments and urging EU action, while Shein pledges cooperation amid mounting political and public backlash.
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On November 13, 2015, jihadists carried out coordinated attacks in Paris, killing 130 people. Today, France commemorates the victims with ceremonies at attack sites, a memorial garden, and a football match. Survivors and officials reflect on the enduring impact of the tragedy, a decade on.
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On November 13, 2015, Paris was struck by coordinated terrorist attacks killing 130 people, including at the Bataclan concert hall. Commemorations mark the decade since, with memorials, ceremonies, and ongoing reflection on the trauma and security impacts. Survivors and victims' families continue to grapple with lasting trauma.
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On November 13, 2015, ISIL terrorists carried out coordinated attacks in Paris, killing 130 people. The tenth anniversary was marked with memorials and reflections on the trauma, with survivors sharing ongoing struggles. New investigations reveal allegations of war-time human safaris in Bosnia, adding to the story's dark history.