A Tunisian extremist is imprisoned for life for killing 3 people in a French basilica in 2020
A Tunisian national has been sentenced to life imprisonment without parole in France for the murders of three people in October 2020 in an attack linked to Islamic extremism
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A Tunisian extremist is imprisoned for life for killing 3 people in a French basilica in 2020
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French extremist Zemmour congratulates German AfD on election result
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French surgeon on trial accused of raping, abusing 299 people
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Berlin stabbing suspect planned to kill Jewish people, police believe
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