Year After Charlie Hebdo Attacks
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10 Years After Attack, Charlie Hebdo Is Uncowed And Still Provoking
French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo is set to publish a special God-mocking edition next week to mark 10 years since an attack on its offices by jihadist gunmen that left eight staff members dead.
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France's Charlie Hebdo Holds God Cartoon Contest To Mark 10 Years Of Attack
Ten years after a deadly attack on its office that shocked France, Charlie Hebdo magazine is marking the anniversary with a cartoon contest mocking God, with Sunday the deadline for submissions.
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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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Charlie Hebdo Mocks Angela Merkel In First German Edition
The first German edition of satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo hit the news stands on Thursday, with a front page lampooning Chancellor Angela Merkel, almost two years after Islamist militants attacked its top editorial staff in Paris.
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Charlie Hebdo Publishes Special Edition A Year After Jihadist Attack
French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo published a special edition today on the eve of the anniversary of a jihadist attack that wiped out most of its staff, prompting protests from the Vatican over a cover lampooning God.
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A Year After Attack, France's Jews Learn To Live Under Armed Guard
Ever since a jihadist attack on a kosher store left four people dead a year ago, France's Jews have grown used to soldiers patrolling their neighbourhoods and schools.
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Mali's President Recalls French Help Against Insurgency at Paris Rally
Mali's President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita said Sunday his participation at a massive rally in Paris against terrorism carried special significance as it came exactly two years after French troops launched an offensive against Islamists in his country.
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Paris Attack Reminds Arab Cartoonists of Dangers at Home
Freedom of expression was meant to flourish after the Arab Spring revolts brought down autocrats across much of the Middle East and North Africa. Nearly four years later, many people are still watching their step.
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Saudi Blogger To Be Publicly Flogged For Insulting Islam
A Saudi blogger who was sentenced last May to 10 years in prison and 1,000 lashes will be publicly flogged for the first time after Friday prayers outside a mosque in the Red Sea coastal city of Jiddah, a person close to his case said on Thursday.
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Blog: After the Deadliest Terror Attack Ever, France Says 'Not Afraid'
In a new year cartoon earlier this month, Charb, the cartoonist and director of the journal, who was killed in this attack, had drawn an armed terrorist, with the title asking "No terror attack in France yet?".
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10 Years After Attack, Charlie Hebdo Is Uncowed And Still Provoking
French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo is set to publish a special God-mocking edition next week to mark 10 years since an attack on its offices by jihadist gunmen that left eight staff members dead.
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France's Charlie Hebdo Holds God Cartoon Contest To Mark 10 Years Of Attack
Ten years after a deadly attack on its office that shocked France, Charlie Hebdo magazine is marking the anniversary with a cartoon contest mocking God, with Sunday the deadline for submissions.
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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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Charlie Hebdo Mocks Angela Merkel In First German Edition
The first German edition of satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo hit the news stands on Thursday, with a front page lampooning Chancellor Angela Merkel, almost two years after Islamist militants attacked its top editorial staff in Paris.
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Charlie Hebdo Publishes Special Edition A Year After Jihadist Attack
French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo published a special edition today on the eve of the anniversary of a jihadist attack that wiped out most of its staff, prompting protests from the Vatican over a cover lampooning God.
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A Year After Attack, France's Jews Learn To Live Under Armed Guard
Ever since a jihadist attack on a kosher store left four people dead a year ago, France's Jews have grown used to soldiers patrolling their neighbourhoods and schools.
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Mali's President Recalls French Help Against Insurgency at Paris Rally
Mali's President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita said Sunday his participation at a massive rally in Paris against terrorism carried special significance as it came exactly two years after French troops launched an offensive against Islamists in his country.
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Paris Attack Reminds Arab Cartoonists of Dangers at Home
Freedom of expression was meant to flourish after the Arab Spring revolts brought down autocrats across much of the Middle East and North Africa. Nearly four years later, many people are still watching their step.
-
Saudi Blogger To Be Publicly Flogged For Insulting Islam
A Saudi blogger who was sentenced last May to 10 years in prison and 1,000 lashes will be publicly flogged for the first time after Friday prayers outside a mosque in the Red Sea coastal city of Jiddah, a person close to his case said on Thursday.
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Blog: After the Deadliest Terror Attack Ever, France Says 'Not Afraid'
In a new year cartoon earlier this month, Charb, the cartoonist and director of the journal, who was killed in this attack, had drawn an armed terrorist, with the title asking "No terror attack in France yet?".
