Ten years after the November 13, 2015 attacks in Paris, France continues to grapple with the emotional and societal scars left by the tragedy. The coordinated attacks on multiple locations, including the Bataclan theatre, claimed 130 lives and left hundreds injured, marking one of the deadliest incidents in modern French history.br br This video explores memorial events, survivor stories, and reflections from citizens, examining how the attacks shaped France’s approach to security, counter-terrorism, and social cohesion. Experts also discuss the long-term impact on French politics, public safety policies, and collective memory.