Page 3 - Paris Attack News Today

A 26-year-old man was detained by the French Police after he fatally stabbed a German citizen before injuring two others in Paris on Saturday night. The accused, who tried to flee from the crime scene, was reportedly pursued and stopped by the cops using a stun gun. As Frances anti-terror unit is interrogating the accused, here is what we know so far about the horrific incident:

A unanimous Supreme Court sided with Google and Twitter in a pair of cases that had alleged social media liability in terror attacks overseas.

Most of the evidence presented against Lebanese-Canadian sociology professor Hassan Diab was based on intelligence sources, with his lawyers had again argued the case should be thrown out.

A terrorist attack is put on Google for allowing propaganda content which led to the grievous event.

The case in the US Supreme Court, not only threatens Google's ad revenue worth $168 billion, but also puts the entire social media at risk.

A possible ruling against Google, in an upcoming Supreme Court case, will likely leave internet companies — from social media platforms to travel websites to online marketplaces — scrambling to reconfigure their businesses to avoid costly lawsuits.

At least six people were hurt in an incident at the Gare du Nord train station in Paris early on Wednesday morning, limiting access to one of the French capital's most important rail terminals.

A suicide attack outside the Taliban Foreign Ministry in Kabul resulted in five people's deaths and others' injuries.

Cars were set ablaze as violent protests erupted in the French capital Paris days after an attack on Kurdish community by a 69-year-old man. Three people were killed and three others were injured in the Paris shooting on Friday.

Hundreds of Syrian Kurds gathered in Hasakeh in northern Syria on Sunday (December 25) to protest against deadly gun attack in Paris that targeted local Kurdish community. A gunman opened fire at a Kurdish cultural centre and a hairdressing salon in Paris on Friday, killing three Kurds. The suspected gunman, a 69-year-old Frenchman, was arrested and later confessed to a "pathological" hatred for foreigners, Paris prosecutor Laure Beccuau said.