France Responds to Paris Attack by Stressing 'Fraternité'
A restrained response by France's political mainstream
to yesterday's killings in Paris—peaceful street vigils and the ringing
of church bells—may reduce the risk of an anti-foreigner backlash, says
Atlantic Council analyst Nicholas Dungan. That in turn will limit the
assault's impact in strengthening radicals both on the far right and in
the Islamist community.
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