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Charlie Hebdo forgives

Reality Check: Charlie Hebdo and French security; Haiti; US Military twitter hack; King Abdullah Centre; Boston bomber trial

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A handout image released by French newspaper Charlie Hebdo shows the frontpage of the upcoming 'survivors' edition of the satirical weekly

Charlie Hebdo

The first edition of the Charlie Hebdo satirical magazine after last week’s bloody attacks hits the streets tomorrow. Meanwhile, France remains on the highest alert with thousands of security forces on duty. We take a look at what we can expect from the magazine and at how long France can keep up this level of preparedness.

Haiti – 5 years later

5 years ago, on January 12th 2010, a devastating earthquake struck the Caribbean island nation of Haiti killing hundreds of thousands of people and displacing nearly 1.5 million others. We return to Port-au-Prince to find out that while some things have improved, many scars still remain and political instability is an increasing problem.

US military twitter hack

Internet hackers claiming links to the jihadist group ISIS have targeted US Central Command and managed to take control of its Twitter and Youtube accounts. For a period of 30 minutes yesterday, Monday, the hackers posted threatening messages and the attack came just minutes after President Obama had given a speech on cyber security.

King Abdullah Centre

Vienna’s King Abdullah Centre for Interreligious and Intercultural Dialogue has come in for a lot of criticism recently with some people questioning just how much dialogue it’s actually promoting. From the very start sceptics were describing the center as being nothing more than a piece of Saudi propaganda but now its very existence is being called into question.

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An artist's drawing of the scene inside the John J Moakley Federal Courthouse of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and Judge George O'Toole during the jury selection of Tsarnaev's trial in Boston, 05 January 2015

Boston Marathon bombing Trial

The process of selecting a jury in the trial of the Boston bomber began last week. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is facing the death penalty for his part in the bombing of the Boston Marathon in 2013 which killed three people and injured over 260 others. His brother Tarmelan was killed in the ensuing manhunt.

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