After two deadly terrorist attacks in 2015, France, home to Europe’s biggest Muslim minority, has been more alert to the threat than any other European country. Manuel Valls, the prime minister, regularly takes to the airwaves to remind the French of their vulnerability. In Munich last month, he warned fellow Europeans: “We have entered a new era, marked by the long-term presence of hyper-terrorism.” It was the end, he said, of “insouciance”.
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