Top court says it's legal to differentiate between victim groups, because only Jews were subject to a 'policy of systematic extermination'

Ruling allowing extradition to France of Walid Abdulrahman Abu Zayed, who is accused of being a gunman in assault that left 6 six dead, can still be appealed

Suspect allegedly yells 'Allahu Akbar' and threatens to 'blow everything up'; police start to reopen after several hours

Speeches from each of the 193 UN member nations began Tuesday; President Zuzana Čaputová of Slovakia will be first female to take podium Wednesday

Lawyers for families of victims from France Kosher supermarket attack have asked for postponement, but court reluctant due to concerns connected to separation of church and state

UK sees over 3,000 new cases in 24 hours for the third day in a row; France, Austria and Czech Republic also report surges; Brazil charts more than 131,000 deaths

Death of Edgard Tupet-Thome leaves just three people still alive out of 1,038 decorated with highest bravery order by Charles de Gaulle

21-year-old identified only as Mohammed receives year in prison for anti-Semitic robbery; 52-year-old supremacist receives two months for incident involving anti-Semitic slurs

Six people were killed in August attack when terrorists threw a grenade into the Chez Jo Goldenberg restaurant and then stormed in with machine guns

Whereas the US sees the terror organization as hindering much needed government reform, France has shown a willingness to work with the political arm of the Iran-backed group