This French word might come up when receiving a warning about ... you will still see it used occasionally - for example, take a look at this political cartoon from the French daily Libération.

French leaders fret over new Mohammad cartoons. By Joshua Norman. September 18, 2012 / 11:11 PM EDT ...

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has joined a growing fury in parts of the Muslim world, demanding a boycott on French goods. It's over images being displayed in France of the Prophet Mohammad ...

LOS ANGELES – If Sylvain Chomet (search) has his way, three cartoon women making music from a vacuum cleaner and refrigerator will perform at the Oscars. Chomet directed "The Triplets of ...

Any useful French words, sayings, or phrases you can commit to memory will help you navigate the country, interact with residents, and make the most of your trip.

A French magazine ridiculed the Prophet Mohammad on Wednesday by portraying him naked in cartoons, threatening to fuel the anger of Muslims around the world who are already incensed by a ...

Sky's Tim Marshall asks whether printing new Mohammed cartoons is a stupid, brave or misjudged decision by a French magazine. Skip to content Sky News - back to home ...

What’s more controversial than publishing a cartoon that depicts the Muslim prophet Muhammad? Publishing several cartoons — which is exactly what the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo ...

A French satirical weekly whose office was fire bombed after it printed a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammad has reproduced the image with other caricatures in a special supplement distributed ...

The offices of a French satirical newspaper that published a special Arab Spring edition with the Prophet Mohammad as " guest ... French satirical paper firebombed after publishing Mohammad cartoon.

Pro-Palestinians posted on X (formerly Twitter) criticising the French newspaper Liberation's cartoon saying it is offensive to Muslims who are facing acute hunger in Gaza amid the Israeli war ...

The Local reached out to readers to ask for their suggestions, and here are some of those French words that people just can't stop using, even if they are speaking English. Kiffe.