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Searing 10-month trial for survivors and French nation sees 20 convicted
Former president François Hollande appears as witness in a hearing serving as a cathartic moment for the country
Six found guilty of assisting perpetrators of 2015 attacks on Charlie Hebdo and Jewish supermarket
The Turkish president’s spat with France’s Macron has made headlines, but his rivalry with Russia is the bigger menace
Killing by Chechen refugee followed lesson on free speech that featured cartoons of Prophet Mohammed
Assailant shot dead after attack linked to Charlie Hebdo terror trial
Two people arrested after journalists are knifed in French capital
Alleged accomplices of terrorists who rampaged through newspaper’s offices and supermarket in court
Philippe Lançon’s harrowing memoir of surviving the Paris terrorist attack
My son’s attachment to London has altered my own sense of belonging in a foreign city
Latest coup for Le Canard Enchaîné hits presidential poll frontrunner
Boris Charmatz’s dance piece tackles France’s anxieties about public space
Doubts about Socialist government’s ability to tackle crisis
Total of 103 foiled, failed and completed attacks took place in UK last year
Links to Islamism and petty crime the hallmarks of atrocities that have hit the continent
Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel suffered from mental illness and showed no interest in religion
Greater surveillance will be paramount but civil liberties may suffer, writes François Heisbourg
Lack of intelligence gathering and poor policing as critical as EU co-operation, say analysts
French journalist’s account of the reaction to the Charlie Hebdo massacre has lessons for secular liberals
Street show leaves puppeteers behind bars and politicians locking horns over artistic freedom
It is a comfort that a tart laden with religious symbolism is embraced by all, writes Adam Thomson
The author explores opportunities missed by the French elite
Reform in 2008 may have given wrong focus to counter-terrorism forces
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