French President raises terror threat level

France is on a heightened state of alert after President Francois Hollande raised terror threat levels.

French President raises terror threat level
Sun, 13 Jan, 2013 - 10:53

France is on a heightened state of alert after President Francois Hollande raised terror threat levels.

It is in response to France's military action in Mali and their failed hostage rescue attempt in Somalia.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: MaliPlace: SomaliaPlace: east AfricaPlace: BulomarerPlace: Mogadishu, SomaliaPerson: FrenchPerson: President Francois HollandePerson: presidentPerson: Francois HollandePerson: Denis AllexPerson: MinisterPerson: Jean-Yves le DrianPerson: AllexPerson: Le DrianPerson: Mohamed AliPerson: Hussein YasinPerson: Edouard GuillaudPerson: GuillaudPerson: HollandeEvent: Bastille DayOrganisation: FranceOrganisation: al-QaidaOrganisation: Defence MinistryOrganisation: Al ShababOrganisation: Al-Shabab
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