French schools are open again Monday morning. The Minister of Internal Affairs Bernard Cazeneuve Saturdays afternoon to know, according to French media. French schools and universities remained closed Saturday because of the attacks of Paris.
French police have all demonstrations and other gatherings on public roads banned in Paris and in the immediate vicinity of the capital. Also fall under the prohibition of support to the victims of the attacks on Friday.
The man who was arrested at Gatwick Airport near London because of a suspicious package is a 41-year-old Frenchman. He probably had a firearm with him, reports the British police.
TGV, the French high-speed train is derailed Saturday in a road test at Strasbourg. The train caught fire, and there were five deaths and seven injuries, as local French media report. There are as yet no evidence of a connection with the attacks in Paris.
The City of Light this morning was fearfully awake with the killing of the attacks the evening and night were counted before. The counter is thereby remain stabbing provisionally at 127 fatalities and 180 injuries, of which at least 80 are critical. Moreover, people are still missing. Through Facebook and a dedicated phone trying to get people behind the fate of their loved ones.
The Government of Germany has been more than an hour Saturday gathered for emergency talks on the events of Paris in the Federal Chancellery, the office of German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin. Interior Minister Thomas de Maizière give later Saturday in his department a press conference to inform the German people about the results of the extraordinary cabinet meeting.
According to France Info and BFMTV is a terrorist who was involved in the attacks identified in Paris. It involves a young Frenchman who was known to the intelligence services because of his radicalization. "
At least 65 Afghan government soldiers with weapons and already defected to the Taliban. The soldiers unexpectedly left their position in the Sang Inge Bid, according to a statement Saturday from the governor of Helmand province Saturday.
Oscar Pistorius is Saturday in Pretoria began his community service. This is one of the conditions under which he early last month was released from prison in South Africa.
French President Hollande, the attacks of Islamic State in Paris Friday described as " an act of war." He spoke Saturday after a meeting of the National Security Council at the Elysee Palace.
Among the dead from the attacks Friday in Paris are in any case two Belgians. With Belgian Foreign Minister Didier Reynders announced Saturday.
Near one of the perpetrators of the attacks of Paris Friday is a Syrian passport found. This said a source in the police, according to the French newspaper Libération Saturday afternoon.
France is considering no way to suspend or cancel at the next major climate conference. Which have diplomatic circles in Paris Saturday to know.
The satirical French magazine Charlie Hebdo on Saturday with some cynicism responded to the call Pray for Paris (bid for Paris), going around on social media since the attacks on Friday in Paris.
Five Ukrainian soldiers have been in the last 24 hours in the fighting in the east of the country were killed and four others were injured. It is the highest death toll since the cease-fire for over two months ago in the area of effect.
Panic in France. There helicopters hung in the air above the Bagnolet district in the east of Paris, which have come down to a possible incident.
The Eiffel Tower is closed Saturday. The famous attraction in Paris asks visitors to understand the measure. The closure follows the attacks Friday in Paris, which certainly cost the lives of 127 people. How long the Eiffel Tower will be closed is not known.
A man from Montenegro last week was arrested in Germany with a car packed with Kalashnikovs and explosives, was probably on his way to Paris to take part because the attacks on Friday.
The state of emergency has been declared in France, the authorities provided several tools to intervene at great imminent danger or suspicion thereof.
A smartphone has saved the life of one of the witnesses of the attacks in Paris.
One of the cars that the terrorists Friday in Paris used for the attacks would have a Belgian license plates. This was reported by the French newspaper Le Monde, said the Belgian news agency Belga Saturday.
Part of London Gatwick airport is evacuated Saturday. According to British media it comes to the North Terminal. It is still unknown what the reason for the eviction.
Bashar al-Assad has failed to react thirteen hours after the bombings in Paris from Damascus condemning the events. These terrorist acts are similar to what his people into the underlying five years of violent civil war has made , said the Syrian president Saturday by state media.
Finland carries out border control at the airport in Helsinki, and the ports. This is in connection with the attacks in Paris. The police are in a heightened state of alert, reported Prime Minister Juha Sipilä.
Weeping men, cursing and a lot of misunderstanding. Paris is, 12 hours after the bloodiest attack since World War II, woke up in an unreal world. Especially at the Bataclan, where a hundred unsuspecting concertgoers death cruelly felt, dominates bewilderment. And anger.
Certainly 127 people by the attacks Friday in Paris were killed. There have been counted 180 wounded, of whom 80 very sad plight. That the Paris police Saturday officially published.
Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the attacks Friday in Paris. That was done through an undated video message.
The National Security Council of France will meet since nine o'clock Saturday morning in Paris under the leadership of President François Hollande on the situation after the bloody attacks Friday night.
The schools and buildings of the universities in Ile-de-France continue Saturday in connection with the terrorist attacks all closed. The French Ministry of Education Saturday show include Facebook and Twitter know. Ile- de-France is the region that contains the French capital Paris.
The Italian government has measures against terrorism following the attacks in Paris tightened considerably. Include the number of police officers on the street that takes control, has increased significantly.
