Arrest of Man for Fatal Stabbing in Paris

French police detained a 25-year-old French citizen for stabbing a German tourist to death and injuring two others near the Eiffel Tower in Paris. The attacker had previously spent four years in prison for planning another violent offense. The man targeted a German couple with a knife, killing the man, and then used a hammer to injure two others. Following his arrest, he expressed distress about Muslim deaths in various countries and accused France of complicity in their deaths. French President Emmanuel Macron extended his condolences to the victim's family and praised the police for their quick response in stopping the attacker. France has been on high alert for terrorism following a fatal stabbing of a teacher in October, and Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne affirmed that the country will not concede to terrorism.