World Cartoonist Day

Pakistan's Prime Minister is going door-to-door around the world and creating content for cartoonists, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said today, a day after Imran Khan raised the Kashmir issue in his address to the United Nations General Assembly.

To keep up the legacy of 'The Common Man', the iconic creation of R K Laxman, his grand-daughter has come out with new cartoon characters, 'New Common Man' and 'The Common Woman'.

Malaysian police today seized a cache of books by one of the country's best-known political cartoonists five days after the artist was detained for alleged sedition.

An emotional Charlie Hebdo columnist on Thursday described the horrific scene that greeted him after his colleagues were shot dead at the French satirical newspaper's office and said "I couldn't save them".

A cartoonist in Seattle who promoted an "Everybody Draw Mohammed Day" last spring is now in hiding after her life was threatened by Islamic extremists.The cartoonist, Molly Norris, has changed her name and has stopped producing work for a local alternative newspaper, Seattle Weekly, according to the newspaper's editor, Mark D. Fefer.Mr. Fefer decli...

Pakistan's Prime Minister is going door-to-door around the world and creating content for cartoonists, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said today, a day after Imran Khan raised the Kashmir issue in his address to the United Nations General Assembly.

To keep up the legacy of 'The Common Man', the iconic creation of R K Laxman, his grand-daughter has come out with new cartoon characters, 'New Common Man' and 'The Common Woman'.

Malaysian police today seized a cache of books by one of the country's best-known political cartoonists five days after the artist was detained for alleged sedition.

An emotional Charlie Hebdo columnist on Thursday described the horrific scene that greeted him after his colleagues were shot dead at the French satirical newspaper's office and said "I couldn't save them".

A cartoonist in Seattle who promoted an "Everybody Draw Mohammed Day" last spring is now in hiding after her life was threatened by Islamic extremists.The cartoonist, Molly Norris, has changed her name and has stopped producing work for a local alternative newspaper, Seattle Weekly, according to the newspaper's editor, Mark D. Fefer.Mr. Fefer decli...