Paris Attacks Prompt U S France Action Against Islamic State
The United States and France agreed on concrete steps to intensify the fight against Islamic State during a call between Defense Secretary Ash Carter and French Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian. Paris attacks killed 129 people. Islamic State claimed responsibility. French jets then launched major raids on Raqqa in Syria.
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G20 leaders seek coordinated response after Paris attacks
At Belek Turkey Obama and Putin met on Syria and a planned transition with UN mediation. They pushed for a Syrian led transition and a broader coalition effort against Islamic State. The Paris attack intensifies pressure for Europe to curb migration and unite on security measures.
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Muslims in Paris fear backlash after new attacks
French Muslims fear blame and reprisals after another Islamist attack in Paris. Leaders denounce violence linked to radical Islamists, while Muslims worry about rising suspicion and hostility toward France's five million Muslims. A mosque was daubed with blood red crosses.
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France calls Friday EU security ministers meeting
France seeks an emergency EU justice and interior ministers meeting Friday to speed up security measures. Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve cites abroad planning of last Friday attacks with French support and prioritizes arms trafficking coordination at the EU level. He calls for rapid agreement on a system to share airline passenger data.
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Mosque Fire in Ontario Deliberately Set
A late night fire at the Masjid al Salaam Mosque in Peterborough Ontario was deliberate and caused extensive damage with no injuries authorities said. The blaze occurred after Paris terrorist attacks and the empty mosque reduced risk to residents.
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U S Will Stand by Syrian Refugee Plan
Deputy national security adviser Ben Rhodes defends the U S refugee program saying Washington will not pause the intake of Syrian refugees. He cites a careful vetting process and notes the need to help war victims while excluding terrorists. Rep Peter King calls for a suspension until zero risk is proven.
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