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The article discusses the author's claim that the global war against the Islamic State (ISIS) terrorist group has failed as of November 2015 due to a lack of leadership, and it mentions several terrorist attacks in places such as Paris, France and Beirut, Lebanon. French President François Hollande's promise to eradicate ISIS is examined, along with the potential problems that are associated with Syrian refugees in Europe. U.S. President Barack Obama's views about ISIS are assessed.

The article discusses the international support that Paris, France has received in the wake of the shootings, suicide bombings, and hostage-taking events that took place in the French city on November 13, 2015, and it mentions how the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terrorist group claimed responsibility for the attacks which claimed the lives of 129 people. French President François Hollande's call for a war to destroy ISIS is examined, along with the social aspects of the Internet.

The article discusses the political activities of French politician Marine Le Pen, the leader of France's far-right National Front party (F.N.), as the France's presidential candidate. Topics include the enactment of policies by the F.N. at the intra-European borders following the terrorist attacks in France in November 2015, the debate in which she argues the ruling on the nature of terrorist threat, and her accusation on the actions of French president François Hollande.

The article offers information on the increase in terrorist attacks in Europe. Topics discussed include Brussels Terrorist Bombings, and Paris Terrorist Attacks, views of Dan Costello, Canada's ambassador to the European Union, on the Belgian army regulars at railway operator Thalys; and efforts by several leaders like British Prime Minister David Cameron, and French President François Hollande for refugee crisis management and terrorism prevention.

The article reports on French President Francois Hollande's aim to secure a global deal on the Syrian war against the Islamic State and a stronger international agreement over climate change. Howver, it is said that neither the battles are likely to end cleanly. Both Russia and the U.S. are yet unwilling to make the necessary compromises over the future of Syria.

The article discusses everyday life in Paris, France in the wake of the terrorist attacks that took place in the French city on November 13, 2015, and it mentions the author's experiences in Paris, France, as well as French President François Hollande's claim that the terror attacks in his nation were an act of war. The terror-related killings at the offices of the "Charlie Hebdo" periodical are examined, along with anti-Semitism and various attempts to commit terrorist acts in France.

The article discusses the legal sources of emergency powers by France, which include the Public Law 55-385 of May 3, 1955 and tackles the use of the Public Law by French President François Hollande in declaring an emergency following the terrorist attacks on November 13, 2015.

The article presents news briefs, statistics, and a quote from French President François Hollande regarding retaliation against the Islamic State (ISIS) militant group following a deadly terrorist attack in Paris, France. Filmmaker Steven Spielberg's receipt of the U.S. Presidential Medal of Freedom award is examined, along with a lawsuit involving comedian Steve Harvey and a dispute over the cost of a private jet. It states that there are 36 entries in Zimbabwe's Mister Ugly pageant.

The article focuses on the statement of the French President Francois Hollande over a series of coordinated terrorist attacks occurred in Paris, France. It highlights the manifestation of the concept of Islamic State as a terrorist organisation and a threat to the national security of the country. It also cites the concern of the Parisian on their safety against terrorism.

The author discusses his views on the steps taken by French President Francois Hollande after the Paris Attack of November 13, 2015 by militant group Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), stating reacting violently to terrorist violence will not solve the problem of terrorism.

The article focuses on the plan of French President François Hollande to create a coalition with the European countries, the U.S., and Russia against Islamic State (IS), a terrorist group, following the terrorist attack in Paris. It says that Hollande has announced the deployments of soldier and air strikes in Syria. It mentions the combat operations of Russia in Syria.

The article discusses the policy of the U.S. President Barack Obama on Syria, which was less impacted by the terrorist attacks in Paris, France and the desire of France's President François Hollande for more aggressive campaign against the terrorist group Islamic State (IS). It explores the response of Obama to Russian intervention that favors Syria's President Bashar al-Assad, suggesting that the administration prefer the intervention of Russia's President Vladimir Putin than its own.

The author reflects on the terrorist attacks in Paris, France on November 13, 2015 with regard to who will benefit politically from the attack. She states that President François Hollande has declared a national state of emergency for three months and launched retaliatory strikes against terrorist group Islamic State in Syria. Other topics include the performance of the stock market and Front National party leader Marine le Pen's criticisms against the elite's ability to address issues.

The article reports that French President Francois Hollande ordered air strikes against the terrorist group Islamic State following the 2015 terror attacks in Paris. Topics discussed include U.S. President Barack Obama's approval of the deployment of Special Forces personnel to direct the air strikes and Russian President Vladimir Putin's intensifying of attacks against the Islamic State.

The article reports on extension in the duration of emergency as declared by the lawmakers of France after terrorists attack in France on November 13, 2015. It states that to target cloud services French lawmakers announced extraordinary police power and warrantless searches for three more months. President of France François Hollande declared emergency, closed down public places and curtailed public and vehicle movement. It states that police can make a copy of data using cloud services.

The article discusses the terrorist attack staged in Paris, France that left hundreds dead. Topics covered include the hostage situation inside a concert hall and at the country's national stadium where a soccer match between France and Germany was halted, the response of President François Hollande in closing its borders and mobilizing the military, and Hollande's declaration on Twitter against the perpetrators of the incident.

The article focuses on the criticism of Angel Gurría, Deputy Secretary-General of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation & Development (OECD), on the terrorist attacks in Paris, France on November 13, 2015, and her condolences and solidarity with the country and its citizens. Gurría expresses his sentiments on behalf of the organisation in his letter to French President François Hollande.

The article reports various developments related to public relations (PR) including French president Francois Hollande's popularity got boosted with his handling of the Paris terror attacks on November 13, 2015.