France has lowered its terrorism threat alert level Alert level was temporarily raised in October after the fatal stabbing of a teacher and remained in place after attacks in Paris in November
What is the level of risk of a terrorist attack in France now? 鈥楨xtreme vigilance鈥� is needed for the Hanukkah festivities following the attacks in Paris, says the Interior Minister
Police shoot woman who threatened terrorism in Paris station Two inquiries have been opened after the suspect - who said she wanted 鈥榯o blow everything up鈥� - was shot in the stomach
news Police numbers at French airports to be increased by up to 40% Most of the bomb threats, which led to hundreds of flights being cancelled last week, came from one email address
Bomb threats continue at French airports, many flights cancelled We look at whether delayed travellers can receive compensation
Gilles Kepel: 鈥楢tmospheric Jihadism鈥� is latest threat to France Middle East specialist Gilles Kepel speaks to Th茅ophile Larcher about how the terrorist threat in France has evolved in recent years
Macron: France will defend freedom of expression "I am not going to change our laws because they shock elsewhere" Macron says in a wide-ranging interview
France raises terrorism alert to maximum after Nice attack Prime Minister Jean Castex tells MPs the government's response will be "firm, relentless and immediate"
President Macron vows: 鈥榃e will continue鈥� for Samuel Paty The President gave an emotional speech during a national ceremony for the murdered teacher last night, which we have translated for readers here.
French President: 鈥業mmediate action鈥� on Islamic terrorism The President spoke at the defence council on Sunday night, two days after a deadly attack on a school teacher in France
Paris plans remembrance garden for terrorism victims A 鈥渞emembrance garden鈥� in honour of the 130 victims of the November 13 2015 terrorist attack is to be created in Paris, after the city鈥檚 Mairie voted in favour of the plan this week.
Macron: France warned over 鈥榙eadly Islamist ideology鈥� France should be alert to signs of radical Islam that deviate from 鈥渢he laws and values of the Republic鈥�, President Macron has said, in a speech to honour the victims of last week鈥檚 police attack.
France plans anti-radicalisation after police attack The Prime Minister of France has announced plans to introduce measures to better detect signs of radicalisation among anti-terrorist police, after the attacks that killed four police workers this week.
French minister visits Strasbourg as gunman killed French minister for the Interior Christophe Castaner is to visit the Strasbourg Christmas market this morning (Friday December 14), hours after deadly gunman Ch茅rif Chekatt was killed by police.
Security stepped up for New Year Nearly 140,000 police, soldiers and firefighters on duty to ensure New Year's Eve celebrations pass peacefully
Security stepped up for Christmas Nearly 100,000 security officers will be on duty over the holiday weekend
France wants to keep tighter Schengen border controls France has joined other European countries to demand that the European Commission allow increased border controls to remain within the Schengen Agreement Area in the EU.
Terror scare passes Tunisia tourism rises Spain, Greece, Italy and Por颅tugal are still No1 picks for foreign holidays by 麻豆传媒映画 but, despite the 2015 terror attacks, Tunisia has seen a 211% rise in bookings.
Speed trap warnings may be switched off in terror fight Government looks to ban users warning other drivers of police operations
State must pay parents damages over Syria girl Conseil d鈥橢tat says border police 鈥榥egligent鈥� in not stopping teenager on watch list
National Guard brought back with plan for 84,000 recruits France is bringing back a volunteer National Guard in a bid to boost security following the series of terror attacks since January 2015 鈥� and it is hoped it will be 84,000 strong by 2019.
Tourist workers fight back as trade shaken by terror attacks and strikes With many areas in France dependent on tourism, industry professionals are concerned about the effect of recent terrorist attacks 鈥� figures are still emerging but signs show a disappointing downward trend.
