A Decade On: Evaluating France's Deradicalisation Policies Since the 2015 Attacks
France’s deradicalisation efforts have transformed over the past decade, evolving from initial reluctance to more adaptive strategies amid ongoing challenges.
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Bobigny Court Implements New Security Measures After Police Sexual Assault Allegations
New female police presence and renovation plans follow alleged sexual assaults by officers at Bobigny's court detention center.
Cour des comptes Criticizes Louvre for Prioritizing Acquisitions Over Security Amidst High-Profile Burglary
The Cour des comptes condemns the Louvre's focus on acquisitions over essential security upgrades, exposing weaknesses after a major burglary.
Senate Scrutiny Highlights Security Flaws in French Museums After Louvre Robbery
In the wake of the Louvre theft, a Senate commission reveals outdated surveillance tech and expired permits at the museum, calling for AI-powered security enhancements.
Marseille Embarks on Major Expansion of Video Surveillance Despite Local Political Disputes
Marseille plans to install 300 additional surveillance cameras by the end of 2025, expanding its network amid political debates on their effectiveness.
Louvre Robbery Sparks Security Concerns and Unusual Corporate Response
Five days after the Louvre robbery, security concerns escalate as thieves remain fugitives and the German lift manufacturer involved controversially promotes its equipment used in the heist.
Louvre Jewelry Heist Evaluated at €88 Million with Heightened Security Concerns
The Louvre estimates the loss from a recent jewelry theft at €88 million, prompting investigations and calls to strengthen museum security amid staffing concerns.
Detailed Analysis of the 2025 Louvre Heist Exposes Security Gaps and Ongoing Investigation
The 2025 Louvre heist saw four suspects steal eight priceless jewels in eight minutes, revealing security failures and triggering a major investigation.
Spectacular Louvre Heist Highlights Security Failures and Sparks International Concern
The October 19, 2025 robbery at the Louvre exposed critical security failures, leading to international criticism and closure of the museum while investigations and security reviews continue.