Paris attacks: France falls silent to remember 130 victims
France held a national memorial service for the 130 victims of the Paris terror attacks.
Juncker: Paris attacker was a criminal, not a refugee
Countries should not react to the terror attacks in Paris by rejecting refugees, head of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker has said - saying the attackers were criminals, not asylum seekers.
It comes after officials in Poland and Slovakia spoke out against the EU refugee relocation plan, saying the attacks had highlighted the concerns of people in their countries about taking in Muslim refugees.
One of the attackers appears to have entered the EU via Greece, where he registered as a refugee.
Speaking at a news conference at the edge of a G20 summit of world leaders in Antalya, Turkey, Juncker said:
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Paris attacker buried in unmarked grave in France
Samy Amimour, who was born in Drancy, a north-eastern suburb of Paris, is believed to be the first Paris attacker to be buried.
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Paris Cafe where five people died reopens
One of the cafes struck in the Paris terror attacks reopens as the city tries to move on in wake of the tragedy which claimed 130 lives.
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Sixth person charged over Paris terror attacks
Investigating judge in Belgium charges man with murder and participation in the activities of a terrorist organisation: reports