Paris Attacks

Arts, Culture & Media
Compounding the Paris Tragedy, a Blow to Culture
Arts, Culture & Media
Studio 360’s Best of 2015
Soldiers patrol ahead of the UEFA 2016 European Championship in Nice, France, June 8, 2016
Conflict
France will party under the watchful eyes of 90,000 security guards
This Syrian couple and their 5 year old son lauded Gov. Dannel Malloy (second from right) for personally welcoming them to Indiana last November. The family is withholding their last name due to concerns about the safety of relatives back in Syria.
Justice
Connecticut welcomed this Syrian refugee family after Indiana slammed its door on them
Parisians observe a moment of silence in front of City Hall in honor of the Belgian victims and their own.
Conflict
For many in Paris, the attacks in Brussels brings up recent memories of their own tragedy
For decades, a visa waiver program has allows passengers from 38 countries to visit the US without advance approval for 90 days or less.
Conflict
A clampdown on a US visa waiver program might spark unintended consequences
Climate activists formed a 2-mile human chain Sunday along Parisian sidewalks after authorities banned a full-fledged climate march following the Nov. 13 attacks in the French capital. Demonstrators said they were determined to find ways to express their
Environment
France bans marches, but climate activists make their voices heard
Andy McClure and Jessica Walker at Le Square Gardette restaurant in Paris' 11th district.
Culture
For American expats, celebrating Thanksgiving in Paris takes on more meaning this year
'Thanksgiving' a restaurant in Paris.
Food
What it’s like to go to ‘Thanksgiving’ in Paris
The iconic Eiffel Tower peace symbol on a loaf of French bread.
Food
An American ‘Home Baker’ in Paris
McDonalds is one of the few places open on a Sunday night in the Paris suburb of Épinay-sur-Seine. (Clockwise from left: Angeline Rochery and former students, Steven dos Santos, Samir Saïfi, Laeticia Rodrigues, Cristina Riscou)
Global Politics
These young people from the Paris suburbs didn’t know the attackers — but they know people like them
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Culture
In Brussels, Belgium, a kitty is under siege
Imad Karkotli in his shop in Brussels
Conflict
He imports the most amazing product from Damascus, but worries ‘Syrian’ on his shopfront scares away customers
Steve Puget, 18, started a Facebook page to help people in Paris find missing friends and relatives after the attacks. In some cases, he had to break the news that a loved one had been killed.
Global Politics
From his bedroom hundreds of miles away, this teenager helped find the missing of Paris
In the days after the Paris attacks, classes at the Great Mosque in Paris were canceled, though the mosque remained open.
Belief
At the Paris Great Mosque there’s tranquility inside and heavily armed guards outside
Morgane Bloncourt, 24, lives a few minutes walk away from a cafe that was attacked last Friday. She's now moving to Israel. "I don't feel safe in Paris. It's weird."
Conflict
‘I feel safe in Israel. I don’t feel safe in Paris’
A makeshift memorial outside of the Bataclan concert hall where at least 89 concertgoers were killed and over 200 were wounded.
Music
What the Bataclan meant to the musicians who played there
A resident washes away blood from Rue Oberkampf in the 11th district Friday night.
Conflict
Photojournalist can’t get the images of the Paris attacks out of his head
Habib, 57, and his daughter Rama, 12, live in the Molenbeek neighborhood of Brussels.
Conflict
Terrorists in their midst: Residents of a Brussels neighborhood now know
Conflict
‘0% MIGRANTS!’ Why France’s far-right youth believes the future is theirs
Children attend a candlelight vigil in the town square in Molenbeek, a neighborhood in Brussels with ties to the alleged perpetrators of the Paris attacks.
Conflict
At a vigil in a Brussels neighborhood, residents proclaim ‘We are not all terrorists here’
Screenshot from the YouTube video announcing Anonymous' war against ISIS
Technology
What exactly does a ‘war’ against ISIS entail?
Mohamad Al Bardan
Conflict
This Syrian activist feels like US politicians want to punish him for surviving terrorism and repression
Russia theater siege
Conflict
In Paris attacks, echoes of past Russian tragedies
ISIS black and white flag
Culture
Exploring why some say we should call ISIS ‘Daesh’
The Aligre market in Paris is open every day except Monday. But when vendors came to work on the Saturday after the attacks, they found the market closed. That never happens, says Eskander Dridi, who sells vegetables there.
Business
‘We can’t be afraid, we have to live like any day’
A bullet hole near Le Carillon restaurant, one of the attack sites in Paris.
Conflict
Paris attackers’ AK-47s might be a legacy of the Balkan wars
The Eiffel Tower is lit with the blue, white and red colours of the French flag in Paris, France, November 16, 2015, to pay tribute to the victims of a series of deadly attacks on Friday in the French capital.
Conflict
Paris feels normal on the surface — but Parisians are jittery
A General Atomics MQ-9 Reaper
Conflict
Can drones really stop terrorists?
Funeral in Beirut
Justice
Paris and Beirut: A tale of two bomb-attacked cities
This undated photograph of a man described as Abdelhamid Abaaoud was published by the ISIS online magazine Dabiq and posted on a social media website. He is the Belgian national suspected of being the master planner behind Friday's deadly attacks in Paris
Conflict
ISIS has a strategy of ‘escalating provocations’
This Nov. 16, 2015 photo shows Christmas lights in the municipality of Sint-Jans-Molenbeek (also known as Molenbeek-Saint-Jean, or just Molenbeek) in Brussels. Multiple people were arrested there during weekend searches to find suspects in the Nov. 13 ter
Conflict
Inside Molenbeek, the troubled Brussels neighborhood linked to terror in Paris
People observe a minute of silence at the Trocadero in front the Eiffel Tower to pay tribute to the victims of the series of deadly attacks on Friday in Paris, France, November 16, 2015.
Conflict
Why did the attackers target France?
Flowers and expressions of sympathy, at the entrance to the French embassy in Washington.
Conflict
Yes, Paris could happen in the US
The Arabic words on this cartoon translate: "From Baghdad to Beirut to Paris". The cartoonist, Anwar of Egypt, is implying that the blood of victims in Iraq, Lebanon and France is the same blood. The lack of a caption illustrates that the violence leaves
Conflict
Many Arab cartoonists have responded to the tragedy in Paris with a sense of shared grief
Paris Shooting Cartoon USA Today
Conflict
How cartoonists worldwide responded to the attacks in Paris
How the attacks in Paris and Beirut affect us all
Conflict
‘The streets of Paris are as familiar to me as the streets of Beirut’
Wreaths and flowers line the fences around the Bataclan concert hall in Paris Saturday morning, where streets and courtyards became triage centers for victims after the attacks on Friday night.
Conflict
Haunting images from the attacks in Paris
A woman wears the painted colours of France's national flag on her cheek during a candlelight vigil for the victims of the Paris attacks, in Sydney, Australia, November 14, 2015.
Conflict
Witness: ‘There was sadness in every eye’
Paris Attacks: Sydney's Opera House
Conflict
World shows its support for France after deadly attacks