Here’s a briefing on some of the stories and issues highlighted on irishexaminer.com today.

The brother of fugitive Salah Abdeslam, who is being hunted in connection with the Paris terror attacks, has made a TV appeal for him to turn himself in.

Emerging markets bore the brunt of a clamour for safety as Europe’s worst terror attack in more than a decade exacerbated a sell-off driven by deteriorating global economic growth and looming US interest-rate increases.

The Justice Minister Frances Fitzgerald says "terrorism has no boundaries" from the kind of attacks that took place in Paris on Friday.

One of the brothers of a suicide bomber involved in the Paris terror attacks has been released, his lawyer said.

French police raided 168 locations across the country and arrested 23 people as authorities identified more members of a sleeper cell said to be behind the Paris terror attacks.

People across Europe fell silent as they stood in solidarity with those in Paris to remember the victims of Friday’s devastating terror attacks.

A total of 168 locations across France have been raided overnight, the French interior minister said.

This morning the Foreign Affairs Minister Charlie Flanagan has said a number of suspected jihadists are being monitored within Ireland.

A French official has identified the suspected mastermind of the Paris attacks as Belgian Abdelhamid Abaaoud.

Stock markets across Europe and Asia edged lower after opening for the first time since the deadly attacks in Paris on Friday night.

More than 150 police raids have been carried out in France overnight, the country’s Prime Minister has said.

Security services in the UK have prevented seven attacks in the last six months, David Cameron said as he warned a Paris-style attack “could happen here”.

An international manhunt was continuing for a suspect linked to the Paris attacks.

Two more of the suicide bombers responsible for the Friday the 13th terrorist rampage across Paris that killed 129 people have been named.

France has launched “massive” air strikes on the Islamic State group’s de-facto capital in Syria, destroying a jihadi training camp and a munitions dump in the city of Raqqa, where Iraqi intelligence officials say the attacks on Paris were planned.

As France grappled with the aftermath of another terrorist attack, organisers of the Euro 2016 championship faced renewed concerns about how to protect fans attending 51 matches in 10 stadiums around the country next year.