DGSI

The provided articles do not directly mention the DGSI (General Directorate for Internal Security), France's domestic intelligence agency. Instead, they highlight two separate, significant events in France. One involves a murder trial of 22 individuals, including former intelligence agents, soldiers, and businessmen, accused of crimes linked to a masonic lodge alleged to have operated hit squads. The charges include murder, attempted murder, aggravated assault, and criminal conspiracy. The other event concerns a terror probe launched after a suspected attack targeting Bank of America's Paris headquarters. A man was arrested for allegedly attempting to ignite an improvised explosive device outside the bank. The national anti-terrorism prosecutor's office is investigating the incident to uncover the motives and potential accomplices behind the operation. These events are newsworthy due to their implications for public safety and the potential for organized crime and terrorism within France. While the DGSI is likely involved in investigating the terror probe, its direct role is not specified in these articles.