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Prophet Mohammed Cartoons "Unforgivable", Says Iran's Supreme Leader
Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said Tuesday that cartoons of the prophet Mohammed that were republished by a French satirical magazine last week were "unforgivable".
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French President Says Defend "Right To Laugh" As Charlie Hebdo Attacks Trial Begins
The right to mock and caricature, even religion, is an essential part of being French, President Emmanuel Macron said at a naturalisation ceremony on Friday, days after the start of a trial of the accused accomplices in an attack by Islamist gunmen on the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in 2015.
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I Won't Condemn Cartoons Of Prophet Mohammad: French President Emmanuel Macron
French President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday it was not his place to pass judgment on the decision by satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo to re-publish cartoons of the Prophet Mohammad, saying France has freedom of expression.
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France Marks Three Years Since Charlie Hebdo Attack
French President Emmanuel Macron laid a wreath on Sunday in honour of the slain journalists of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo which faces falling sales and stifling security measures three years after it was attacked.
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France's Incoming First Lady Is Being Taunted - All Because She's Older Than Her Husband
It's been a week since 39-year-old political outsider Emmanuel Macron won the French presidential election.
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France To Mark Anniversary Of Attacks On Defiant Charlie Hebdo
France will today hold official ceremonies marking a year since a jihadist attack on the offices of Charlie Hebdo, with the French satirical magazine defiantly reasserting its provocative spirit.
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Charlie Hebdo's New Controversy With Cartoon of 3-Year-Old Aylan Kurdi
French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo is courting controversy again by running cartoons deriding the response of predominantly Christian European countries to a flood of migrants from mainly Muslim war zones such as Syria and Iraq.
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Charlie Hebdo Criticised for Syrian Toddler Aylan Kurdi's Cartoon
French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo has been criticised for publishing a cartoon depicting the death of three-year-old Syrian toddler Aylan Kurdi as its own controversial take on the refugee and migration crisis, the media reported on Tuesday.
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Charlie Hebdo Cartoonist Luz Publishes 'Catharsis' Album
Luz, one of the Charlie Hebdo cartoonists to survive January's Islamist attack on the French satirical magazine, on Thursday published an album recounting his life after the massacre.
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Charlie Hebdo Cartoonist Luz Says Will No Longer Draw Mohammed
Cartoonist Luz, who drew Charlie Hebdo's front cover picture of Mohammed following the massacre of the satirical weekly's editorial team by jihadists in January, has told a French magazine he will no longer draw the prophet.
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Mumbai Editor Arrested Over Charlie Hebdo Reprint
Police have arrested and bailed the editor of an Urdu-language newspaper in Mumbai for reprinting a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed from satirical French magazine Charlie Hebdo, police said today.
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Tamil Daily Gets Letter Threatening Charlie Hebdo Type Attack, Signed With Osama Picture
A Tamil newspaper has received a letter threatening an attack similar to the one on the office of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, police said.
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Defiant Charlie Hebdo Puts Prophet Mohammed on First Cover Since Attack
French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo defied the attackers in last week's bloodbath by putting a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed on its next cover, as the government on Monday announced the deployment of 10,000 soldiers to boost security.
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Blog: In Paris, A Collective Trauma
The whole world is watching. They would. Terror has struck at the heart of Europe for the first time. Two thousands have been killed by Boko Haram in Nigeria too. But attention is riveted to Paris for now. When the privileged West is attacked, somehow it's got to be more serious, right? Should it be though? Perhaps it's not the best time to ask. Bu...
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Al-Qaeda Member in Yemen Says Group Directed Paris Attack
Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula directed the attack against the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris "as revenge for the honor" of Islam's Prophet Muhammad, a member of the group told The Associated Press on Friday.
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Prophet Mohammed Cartoons "Unforgivable", Says Iran's Supreme Leader
Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said Tuesday that cartoons of the prophet Mohammed that were republished by a French satirical magazine last week were "unforgivable".
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French President Says Defend "Right To Laugh" As Charlie Hebdo Attacks Trial Begins
The right to mock and caricature, even religion, is an essential part of being French, President Emmanuel Macron said at a naturalisation ceremony on Friday, days after the start of a trial of the accused accomplices in an attack by Islamist gunmen on the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in 2015.
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I Won't Condemn Cartoons Of Prophet Mohammad: French President Emmanuel Macron
French President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday it was not his place to pass judgment on the decision by satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo to re-publish cartoons of the Prophet Mohammad, saying France has freedom of expression.
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France Marks Three Years Since Charlie Hebdo Attack
French President Emmanuel Macron laid a wreath on Sunday in honour of the slain journalists of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo which faces falling sales and stifling security measures three years after it was attacked.
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France's Incoming First Lady Is Being Taunted - All Because She's Older Than Her Husband
It's been a week since 39-year-old political outsider Emmanuel Macron won the French presidential election.
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France To Mark Anniversary Of Attacks On Defiant Charlie Hebdo
France will today hold official ceremonies marking a year since a jihadist attack on the offices of Charlie Hebdo, with the French satirical magazine defiantly reasserting its provocative spirit.
-
Charlie Hebdo's New Controversy With Cartoon of 3-Year-Old Aylan Kurdi
French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo is courting controversy again by running cartoons deriding the response of predominantly Christian European countries to a flood of migrants from mainly Muslim war zones such as Syria and Iraq.
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Charlie Hebdo Criticised for Syrian Toddler Aylan Kurdi's Cartoon
French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo has been criticised for publishing a cartoon depicting the death of three-year-old Syrian toddler Aylan Kurdi as its own controversial take on the refugee and migration crisis, the media reported on Tuesday.
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Charlie Hebdo Cartoonist Luz Publishes 'Catharsis' Album
Luz, one of the Charlie Hebdo cartoonists to survive January's Islamist attack on the French satirical magazine, on Thursday published an album recounting his life after the massacre.
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Charlie Hebdo Cartoonist Luz Says Will No Longer Draw Mohammed
Cartoonist Luz, who drew Charlie Hebdo's front cover picture of Mohammed following the massacre of the satirical weekly's editorial team by jihadists in January, has told a French magazine he will no longer draw the prophet.
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Mumbai Editor Arrested Over Charlie Hebdo Reprint
Police have arrested and bailed the editor of an Urdu-language newspaper in Mumbai for reprinting a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed from satirical French magazine Charlie Hebdo, police said today.
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Tamil Daily Gets Letter Threatening Charlie Hebdo Type Attack, Signed With Osama Picture
A Tamil newspaper has received a letter threatening an attack similar to the one on the office of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, police said.
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Defiant Charlie Hebdo Puts Prophet Mohammed on First Cover Since Attack
French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo defied the attackers in last week's bloodbath by putting a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed on its next cover, as the government on Monday announced the deployment of 10,000 soldiers to boost security.
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Blog: In Paris, A Collective Trauma
The whole world is watching. They would. Terror has struck at the heart of Europe for the first time. Two thousands have been killed by Boko Haram in Nigeria too. But attention is riveted to Paris for now. When the privileged West is attacked, somehow it's got to be more serious, right? Should it be though? Perhaps it's not the best time to ask. Bu...
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Al-Qaeda Member in Yemen Says Group Directed Paris Attack
Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula directed the attack against the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris "as revenge for the honor" of Islam's Prophet Muhammad, a member of the group told The Associated Press on Friday.
