Maaßen said that European politicians are actively allowing mass immigration because, according to him, “our politicians want a different population."

The attacker had spent four years in prison earlier for planning a violent attack. He was released from jail after four years in 2020 and was under surveillance and receiving psychiatric therapy

Gregorian Bivolaru had started Movement for Spiritual Integration into the Absolute (MISA) that promoted "erotic tantric yoga", and is accused of sexually exploiting woman

For a country of over a billion people, adopting digital transactions on such a scale is truly a remarkable achievement

This Franco-Indian collaboration assumes great significance as India embarks on a bold, ambitious endeavor to develop an advanced multirole fighter jet

A man injured his mother and brother and then four passers-by, before being overpowered by the police who used firearms, said the prefecture and the prosecutor’s office in Soissons

Halimi’s murder drew particular outrage after the killer, who had shouted “Allahu akbar”, avoided trial because a judge determined he was under the influence of cannabis and was therefore not criminally responsible

Samir smiles broadly as he hears the President repeat his words. “I didn’t really say all that, I was just excited. I am not dangerous, my mother would tell you that."

On the stand, he tries to justify himself: “In my country, it is normal to have sex with young boys because women are inaccessible. When I arrived in France I did not know your laws, but since I learned that it was prohibited.”

Macron's centrist coalition had more than 300 seats earlier and needed 289 seats to retain its majority in the national assembly

The President of the Paris Regional Council, Valérie Pécresse, had led the protests against the Friday Namaz. He said, "Public space cannot be taken over in this way. We are in a country where we do not pray in the street, the rules of law are being flouted.”

'The sermons propagated in this mosque cultivate hatred for France,' the country's interior minister wrote on Twitter, justifying the move

The terrorist - Ndiaga Dieye-was released from prison in March after serving an eight-year sentence for violent crime. He was on a security services register for his "rigorous" religious practices and was considered a terrorism risk.