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Man Shot By Police After Knifing Officer In Paris

Police shot and seriously wounded a man who injured an officer with a knife near the famed Champs-Elysees avenue in Olympic host city Paris on Thursday, police sources told AFP. Police said a terrorist motive was not suspected, but the violence added to tensions as Paris prepares to host the…

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Paris Olympics Security Measures Address Terrorism Concerns

Stay informed about the security preparations for the upcoming Paris Olympics, addressing various threats and measures to ensure safety during the event.

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Paris police chief outlines security measures for Olympics

The Paris Olympics are a month away and city police chief Laurent Nunez has addressed security concerns

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Police station in Paris suburb attacked after teen killed in car chase

French authorities have arrested nine people over a firework attack on a police station in a suburb north of Paris. This came just days after a teenager riding a motorbike was killed when a police car hit him during a car chase after he refused to stop for a police…

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Knife Attacker Wounds Three At Major Paris Train Station

Three people were injured Saturday in a knife attack at Paris's Gare de Lyon railway station, a major travel hub, police said, adding that a suspect with psychiatric problems had been arrested.

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French sports minister says 'no plan B' for Olympics opening ceremony

The French government will keep a plan to hold the 2024 Paris Olympics opening ceremony on the River Seine even after a deadly attack in the French capital at the weekend amplified existing security concerns.

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QR Codes, Shut Metros: Police Outline Paris Olympics Security

The Paris police chief has outlined drastic security measures for next year's summer Olympics, sparking an outcry from politicians Wednesday who said they were an attack on civic freedoms.

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France denies police racism is widespread, but evidence tells another story

The recent riots in France, sparked by the deadly police shooting of a young man of North African descent, once more raised the question whether French police unfairly target ethnic minorities. While French authorities continue to say the national police force does not have a problem with racism, research shows…

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France's interior minister under fire for supporting comment that 'police have no place in prison'

French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin has been criticised for "undermining republican values" after supporting comments that officers under investigation should be treated differently when brought before the courts.

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French authorities ban protest against police violence in Paris

French authorities confirmed that a protest against police violence set to take place in Paris on Saturday could not go ahead due to police shortages. NGOs say the ban signals a “more and more repressive” approach from authorities.

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Investigation opens after French police kill teenager who failed to stop at traffic checkpoint

French police on Tuesday killed a teenager who refused to stop for a traffic check outside Paris.

Radio France Internationale

Rescuers search for missing person under rubble after Paris blast injures dozens

Four people seriously after explosion in busy Latin Quarter

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Paris police look for the cause of an explosion and fire that injured 24 people

The explosion rocked a building, igniting a fire that sent smoke soaring over monuments and prompting an evacuation. Police were investigating suspicions that a gas leak caused the blast.

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At least 24 people injured in Paris explosion

Police say four people are in critical condition after the blast started a fire in the French capital.

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Four badly injured as Paris blast destroys two buildings

PARIS - An explosion of unknown origin that ripped through a building in a historic area in central Paris on Wednesday injured 24 people, including four seriously, officials said.

France 24

Use of force signals ‘crisis of authority’ as France’s pension battle turns to unrest

Fury at President Emmanuel Macron’s decision to bypass parliament on pension reform has sparked days of unrest across the country, reviving scrutiny of police’s heavy-handed tactics and leaving French cities shrouded in tear gas and smoke – with no end in sight to an increasingly bitter standoff.

AFP

Suspect in Paris shooting transferred to psychiatric unit

Paris (AFP) - A French man suspected of killing three people in a "racist" attack at a Kurdish cultural centre in Paris has been transferred to a psychiatric unit, prosecutors said, as police and demonstrators clashed in the French capital.

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Violence erupts at protests against 'racist' attack on Kurds

Clashes broke out for a second day in Paris on Saturday between police and Kurdish protestors angry at the killing of three members of their community.

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Paris police dismantle crack users' camp

Paris (AFP) - Paris police on Wednesday dismantled a camp that is home to over 100 crack users, the latest move in a campaign that has repeatedly displaced the addicts around the capital.

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Security fears stalk 2024 Paris Olympic organisers

Paris (AFP) - Two years out from Paris hosting the Summer Olympics there is widespread concern over security, exacerbated by the dreadful spectacle of the chaotic scenes at the Champions League final at the Stade de France.

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New police chief to help Paris move on from football fiasco

Paris (AFP) - A new Paris police chief took office on Thursday, tasked with proving to the world that the French capital can handle mass events despite the disastrous handling of a recent Champions League match.

Evening Standard

France’s top cop steps down after Champions League final chaos

The most senior policeman in France lost his job on Thursday after falsely accusing Liverpool football fans of causing trouble at this year’s Champions League final.

Daily Mirror

Paris police chief replaced after Liverpool vs Real Madrid Champions League fiasco

Liverpool and Real Madrid fans were exonerated of any blame following a report by the French Senate into the problems at the Champions League final at the Stade de France in May, which highlighted "systematic failings" of those organising and policing the event

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