Charlie Hebdo

Two wounded and seven arrested following attack outside magazine offices

Journalists stabbed near former offices of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo

Court rows over Covid-19 rules jar with graphic images and high emotions amid trial

President promises new law to tackle ‘separatism’

Anti-terrorism investigation under way after man is arrested in Romans-sur-Isère

Paris Letter: The French are finding relevance in books about epidemics and confinement

Comments divide opinion on freedom of expression, as 16-year-old receives threats

The 29-year-old is suspected of Christmas market assault that left three dead

Hashtag is used by Twitter users more than 17,000 times per day on average

We have failed to sell the European idea to people who don’t see the value of it

We've rounded up some of the most popular, influential and quintessentially Irish hashtags of the past decade.

The French captial remains the perfect city to stir the senses and whet the appetite

Isis strategist Boubaker el-Hakim could have survived US drone strike, says Iraqi military

Restrictions on large devices apply to flights from parts of Middle East and North Africa

New restrictions on passengers flying mainly from Middle East to take effect on Friday

Officials say assault on four soldiers at Louvre museum was of ‘terrorist character’

Advertising-free ‘Canard enchaîné’ sells 400,000 copies and has €100 million banked

Over the last three years there have been many fatal assaults in many parts of the Continent

Séamus Dooley says ‘Charlie Hebdo’ would be in ‘clear breach’ of Irish legislation

Clumsy effort offends many Italians with public figures lining up to criticise magazine

Many individuals risked their own lives to save others, or tended to the wounded

Successive governments have failed to get to grips with the grievances of the children of the north Africans who came to France in more prosperous times

Criticism intensifies over security after attack by jihadist wearing electronic tag

Family of teenager who killed priest in France ‘tried to stop him joining Isis’

François Hollande vows to step up strikes on Islamic State strongholds in Iraq and Syria

For the third time I found myself texting friends to see if they were alive or dead

Islamic State claimed Mohamed Laouaiej-Bouhlel as one of its ‘soldiers’

Every European has two homelands: the country he is born in, and France

Analysis: Head of state’s popularity at record low as France suffers third attack in 18 months

Spectre of global terrorism, generally removed and distant, seems closer to home

Dubliner Stephen Milton says: ‘I heard gun shots, I’d never heard gun shots before’

People covered bodies with restaurant tablecloths to protect their dignity

Every European has two homelands: the country he is born in, and France

Green and White Army are singing their way to Paris, but not all the songs make sense

Attack on Necker children’s hospital dismays authorities and alienates public opionion

Unlike most national festivals, from Bastille Day to Thanksgiving, it does not commemorate death and destruction

Lutz Bachmann invited to address conference organised by anti-immigrant group

Initiative adds weight to existing policy on deradicalisation centres in country’s regions

Opposition to Israel must not be confused with the evil hatred of Jewish people

Judgment is likely to inflame concerns about freedom of expression in Turkey