On the first anniversary of the attack in 2015, Charlie Hebdo published a front-page cartoon of a bearded God-like figure carrying a Kalashnikov rifle. “One year after, the killer is still on ...

“Offensive Charlie Hebdo cartoon pushes Turkey-France tensions into overdrive,” says the NBC headline. Is that really true? Did offensive cartoons do that? Mightn’t it have been something else?

Exaggerated racial features in the Charlie Hebdo cartoon of Muhammad resonate uncomfortably with the history of anti-Semitism in France and caricatures of Jews used by the Nazis to pave the way ...

The next edition of Charlie Hebdo, which will be published as the trial begins on Wednesday, carries not only the cartoons but a tribute to the magazine’s employees who were killed in the attack ...

'Charlie Hebdo' To Reprint Muhammad Cartoons As Trial Linked To 2015 Attack Begins The satirical weekly, whose Paris offices were stormed by Islamist extremists who killed several staff members, ...

Charlie Hebdo, a French satirical paper whose staff was attacked by Islamist extremists five years ago, will reprint caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed that inspired the killers’ deadly attacks.

The French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo on Wednesday published a caricature of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan amid his tensions with French President Emmanuel Macron.; The cartoon ...

Charlie Hebdo co-founder Henri Roussel disagreed with the magazine's decision to publish cartoon depictions of the Prophet Mohammed. He says he is upset with the magazine's slain editor, Stephane ...

Charlie Hebdo, famous for its ruthless, politically incorrect content, had published several user-submitted cartoons meant to support protesters in Iran.

Russians Slam ‘Charlie Hebdo’ Plane Crash Caricatures on Social Media. Some call the weekly's staff "bastards" and "moral degenerates" as the hashtag "I'm not Charlie" trends in the country.

No, Charlie Hebdo didn't publish an issue with Zelenskyy as a caricature of Quasimodo. ... This particular Charlie Hebdo cover is fake because it doesn't appear anywhere on the magazine's website.

The next edition of Charlie Hebdo, which will be published as the trial begins on Wednesday, carries not only the cartoons but a tribute to the magazine’s employees who were killed in the attack ...