Paris attacks: World leaders unite against terror


Keeping watch: A police officer standing guard at the foot of the Eiffel Tower in Paris. — EPA

ANTALYA: World leaders united to denounce terrorism at a heavily-guarded summit in Turkey after the gun and bomb assaults in Paris, despite divisions over conflict-riven Syria.

US President Barack Obama, Vladimir Putin of Russia, China’s President Xi Jinping and other leaders gathered at the Mediterranean resort of Antalya two days after the Paris attacks claimed by Islamic State militants.

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