The UN Security Council has unanimously adopted a resolution to "redouble" action against Islamic State, following last week's deadly attacks in Paris. The French-drafted document urges UN members to "take all necessary measures" in the fight against IS. IS said it carried out the Paris attacks, in which 130 people died. It also claimed deadly bombings in Lebanon this month, while an IS-linked group said it downed a Russian passenger plane in October. The UN resolution 2249 also condemns recent attacks in Sousse, Tunisia, and Ankara, Turkey. What Paris means for Europe Tributes are paid to the victims of the Paris attacks Who...
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