Paris Attack: We Are on the Edge Here: Amiel

The transcript discusses the tense atmosphere in Paris following the Charlie Hebdo attack, highlighting the ongoing threat and public demand for justice. It debates the decision to print a million copies of the magazine, emphasizing freedom of press despite potential risks. The global attention and symbolic nature of the event are noted, with implications for democracy and freedom of expression. The political impact in France is explored, particularly the strengthening of the far-right due to security concerns and perceived government weakness.

Discuss the implications of the statement 'we can't let them win' in the context of the Charlie Hebdo attacks.

What impact do you think the terror attacks have on the far-right political movements in France?