Overview
- Paris holds official 10‑year remembrances for the 2015 attacks that killed around 130 people, including a ceremony in the Garden of Remembrance behind City Hall on Place Saint‑Gervais.
- Kylian Mbappé and the national team plan a pre‑match minute of silence at the Parc des Princes, a “Football for Peace” banner and Bleuet de France pins to honor victims.
- French authorities report a surge in minor jihadist cases this year, with roughly 40 teens detained or charged and a 17‑year‑old arrested by PNAT after allegedly using ChatGPT to research an attack.
- The national terrorism memorial museum has been scaled back to a former barracks site with a reduced budget and a target opening by early 2030.
- Long‑term research under Programme 13‑Novembre continues to track about 1,000 victims, relatives, responders and witnesses, including repeated MRI studies of trauma and memory.