Paris Terror Attack

This Is Life Under a Terror Lockdown in Brussels

The capital of the E.U. remains in a state of unprecedented civic paralysis as police hunt people connected to the Paris terrorist attacks

By Charlotte McDonald-Gibson / Brussels November 23, 2015

Paris Attacks Drag Down French Tourism, Economy

Attacks drag down tourism, which is seven percent of the French gross domestic product

By Jay Newton-Small November 23, 2015

These 5 Facts Explain the Dire Economic Costs of the Paris Attacks

The human cost of the Paris attacks was terrible, but there will be an economic price to France's worst-ever terror incident

By Ian Bremmer November 19, 2015

A Dysfunctional Lebanon Fears ISIS Will Strike Again

Suicide bombings by ISIS a day before the terror attacks in Paris killed at least 43 people in Beirut. Are the dark days of the 1980s back?

By Jared Malsin / Beirut November 17, 2015

Syrian Rebel Groups Fear Paris Attacks Will Take the Heat Off Assad

In the wake of the Paris attacks, new force is being directed against ISIS in Syria. But Bashar Assad's government may be getting a pass

By Rebecca Collard / Beirut November 17, 2015

What to Know About the Suspect Behind the Attacks

The Belgian-born Abdelhamid Abaaoud had already been identified as an ISIS handler in an earlier, foiled terrorist attack in Belgium

By Jared Malsin November 16, 2015

Key Republicans Call for Suspending Syrian Refugee Resettlements

A key Republican lawmaker has called for President Obama to suspend admission of Syrian refugees into the U.S. in the wake of the Paris terror attacks, joining a growing chorus of similar calls from other...

By Tessa Berenson November 16, 2015

Read the CIA Director's Thoughts on the Paris Attacks

CIA Director John Brennan talked about his thoughts on the Paris attacks, ISIS and the possibility of terrorism on U.S. soil Monday. In a previously arranged appearance at the Center for Strategic and International Studies,...

By Ryan Teague Beckwith November 16, 2015

Paris Museums to Reopen Monday

The city begins the slow process of getting back to normal after Friday's deadly attacks

By Justin Worland November 15, 2015

Beirut Wonders if Some Terror Attacks Mean More Than Others

Over 40 died in Beirut in an ISIS terror attack a day before the Paris strikes, but Lebanese victims haven't gotten the same attention

By Aryn Baker November 15, 2015

France Strikes ISIS Targets in Syria

The bombings are aimed to destroy an ISIS munitions depot and a training camp for jihadist fighters

By Vivienne Walt / Paris November 15, 2015

How the Paris Attacks Upended the Republican Primary

Word of the Paris attacks spread slowly through a Republican cattle call in Orlando Friday afternoon. When Donald Trump took the stage, it was already clear that a major tragedy was unfolding, but his speech...

By Zeke J Miller November 14, 2015

Free Travel in Europe Could Be a Casualty of the Paris Attacks

Border check-free travel is a bedrock principle of the European Union. But evidence that Paris attackers crossed borders could change that

By Simon Shuster / Berlin November 14, 2015

'France Is a Catastrophe': Life in a City Gone Still

A TIME reporter caught near the ISIS terror attacks on how Paris is struggling to cope

By Naina Bajekal / Paris November 14, 2015

How to Talk to Your Kids About the Attacks in Paris

Don't dismiss their fears, but be reassuring

By Belinda Luscombe November 14, 2015

Cartoonist Says He Will Leave Charlie Hebdo

The cartoonist designed the magazine’s Prophet Muhammad cover picture after the Paris attacks

By Helen Regan May 19, 2015

Hostages Sue Media Over Paris Terror Attack Coverage

They say broadcasts of the details endangered their lives

By Sarah Begley April 3, 2015

Kosher Supermarket in Paris Reopens After January Attack

“We wanted to reopen quickly and to show we are not defeated and not afraid"

By Justin Worland March 15, 2015

Paris Bans Filming Action Movies

Authorities are worried actors in military uniform could be targeted by terrorists

By Naina Bajekal February 6, 2015

Charlie Hebdo Issue Hits the U.S.

Three major cities will begin offering the newspaper starting Friday

By Olivier Laurent January 23, 2015

NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio Makes Solidarity Visit to Paris

"Both are cities that understand what it is to fight back"

By Jack Linshi January 20, 2015

Charlie Hebdo Attacker Buried in Unmarked Grave

The grave's location will remain undisclosed to avoid it becoming a site of pilgrimage for extremists

By Sabrina Toppa January 19, 2015

Charlie Hebdo’s Editor Explains Why It Attacks Religion

"We do not attack religion, but we do when it gets involved in politics"

By Jack Linshi January 18, 2015

42% of French Opposed to Charlie Hebdo’s Cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad, Poll Finds

57% believed that similar cartoons should continue to be printed

By Jack Linshi January 18, 2015

Anti–Charlie Hebdo Rallies Gather Steam in Pakistan

Pakistan's President previously called on Charlie Hebdo to apologize

By Jack Linshi January 18, 2015

Paris Hero Describes How He Saved Grocery Customers

"I told the customers to stay calm"

By Charlotte Alter January 16, 2015

Growth of Muslim Populations in Europe Map

The recent terrorist attacks in Paris have brought new attention to the small number of European Muslims who turn to violent extremism. Fears center around the number of Europeans who have fought in Iraq...

By Pratheek Rebala and Chris Wilson January 16, 2015

French Jews Struggle in Israel

Some return home after finding it difficult to adapt to life in Israel

By Ilene Prusher/Jerusalem January 16, 2015

Buyers of Sold-Out Charlie Hebdo Show Off Cover on Social Media

Wednesday's issue was the first since the Jan. 7 terror attack on its office

By TIME Photo January 14, 2015

French Comedian Held on Suspicion of Sympathy for Gunman Who Killed 5

Dieudonné M'bala M'bala was arrested for "defending terrorism"

By Vivienne Walt/Paris January 14, 2015

New Charlie Hebdo Sells Out

Crowds queue in the darkness as newspaper prints 5 million copies

By Vivienne Walt/Paris January 14, 2015

Where to Buy the New Charlie Hebdo

Here's how many are expected to reach the U.S.

By Sarah Begley and Olivier Laurent January 13, 2015

Here's What to Expect in the Next Issue of Charlie Hebdo

Cover features a depiction of Muhammad with a sign reading "Je Suis Charlie"

By Nolan Feeney January 13, 2015

Mentor of Charlie Hebdo Gunman Says He Was Obsessed With Violence

The pair last spoke two months ago to discuss previous attacks

By Vivienne Walt/Paris January 13, 2015

Pakistan Cleric Holds Funeral for Paris Gunmen Who Attacked Newspaper

"They are heroes of Islam"

By NBC News January 13, 2015

Jewish Victims' Bodies From Paris Attack Arrive in Israel

Their funeral will be attended by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other dignitaries

By Rishi Iyengar January 13, 2015

Turkey's Awkward Place in the Paris March

Not only does its president hate cartoonists, but a terror suspect passed through it to get to Syria last week

By Karl Vick January 12, 2015

White House Says It Should Have Sent a More Senior Official to Paris

"We should have sent someone with a higher profile," Obama's top spokesman said

By Zeke J Miller January 12, 2015

Charlie Hebdo Afflicted Us With Free-Speech Hindsight

We need to end the embarrassing trend of recognizing courageous speech only when it’s safe

By Jim Norton January 12, 2015

Obama Should Have Gone to Paris

We must never hesitate to stand with our allies. We should never hesitate to speak the truth. In Paris or anywhere else in the world.

By Sen. Ted Cruz January 12, 2015

Empire State Building Goes Dark For Charlie Hebdo

Gesture of solidarity comes as over a million take to the streets of Paris

By Rishi Iyengar January 11, 2015

Paris Jews Reel After Deadly Kosher-Supermarket Attack

As they absorb the tragedy, many say they believe the killings prove that their fears have been well-grounded

By Vivienne Walt / Paris January 11, 2015

Paris March Draws Huge Crowds

Heads of state joined about 1 million people expressing solidarity against terrorist strikes

By Vivienne Walt / Paris January 11, 2015

Muslims in Paris Fear Drift Toward Radicalism

Economic hardship and racism have pushed young Muslims further away from mainstream France

By Vivienne Walt and Naina Bajekal/Paris January 10, 2015

Paris Terror Attack

This Play Puts the Fight Against Extremism Onstage

One Year After the Paris Attacks France Is More Frightened—and Exhausted—Than Ever

Obama Says U.S. Will Stand With France Against ISIS

Behind the ISIS vs. al-Qaeda Rivalry