Paris

The laser-guided Hellfire is an air-to-ground missile that can be deployed from drones and helicopters.

Hosts needed a late conversion from Jules Plisson to secure their second victory of the tournament.

A delegation met with the president-elect of the Iranian Resistance to deliver policy recommendations on Iran.

IBTimes UK gets hands-on with return of the Agent 47 open-world game.

The Paris 2024 committee said in a statement that the logo is "dynamic, iconic, aesthetic and symbolic".

The theme park was closed for 4 days following the November Paris attacks.

Jules Plisson won the game for the hosts thanks to his late penalty in the French capital.

IBTimes UK looks ahead to les Bleus' Six Nations meeting with the Azzuri in Paris.

France's Francois Hollande set to increase Paris's economic foothold in the Caribbean island.

Masked terrorist says strikes would be far deadlier than the 9/11 or 2015 Paris attacks.

Authorities were alerted to 'imminent danger' when a pressure cooker full of nuts and bolts was detected.

People took to the streets of Paris to demand an end to executions in Iran.

Activist hung from the neck under a sign reading 'Welcome Rouhani, executioner of freedom'.

Taxi drivers who do not require an app for services protest against what they consider unfair competition

Hui Zhang claimed she was acting in self-defence after her employers attacked her with a butcher's knife.

45-year-old Spaniard is the world's most in-demand coach at the moment.

French government is warned that its security measures are curtailing basic freedoms.

The coalition is to scale up its attacks following the recapture of Ramadi.

Flames engulf top floor of iconic hotel in Place Vendome.

A $15 initial release will be followed by five $10 open-world locations. One per month.

Cafe was hit as part of the Paris terrorist attacks of last November.

Halle Freyssinet hopes to attract national and international tech companies.

The message remains 'that the pencil has not beaten out the Kalashnikov,' says Israeli cartoonist Roy Friedler.

The last time the canal was drained, those in charge of the cleaning removed 40 tonnes of waste, including at least one car.

Update: Man, who shouted 'Allahu Akbar', wore 'fake' suicide vest

Mosque worshipper slightly injured in crossfire as Imam states he is deeply shocked by unexpected attack.

Bavarian interior minister insists that Munich rail station closures were 'right decision'.

Force says plans are purely precautionary and not based on specific intelligence.

An unnamed suspect is believed to have raped or tried to sexually assault more than 30 women in a Paris forest.

COP21 and the infamous two degrees Celsius. What happened in 2015 to prompt these big measures?