PARIS — Charlie Hebdo, a French satirical newspaper, reprinted caricatures of the prophet Muhammad to mark the start of the trial of suspected accomplices in the January 2015 attacks that left ...

The man, an 18-year-old born in Pakistan, reportedly linked his actions to the magazine's recent republication of cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad. Charlie Hebdo did this as a trial over the 2015 ...

Peter Cherif is being tried for terrorism-related offences and the 2011 kidnapping of three French aid workers in Yemen.

Charlie Hebdo regularly published cartoons and articles satirizing jihadists, and also drew caricatures of the prophet Muhammad. This has angered Islamic militant groups, partially because ...

A cartoon of the prophet, considered blasphemous by many Muslims, is once again provoking debate and competing accusations of prejudice and extremism. Après l’attaque contre Charlie Hebdo en ...

The French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo will no longer draw cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad, editor Laurent Sourisseau said in an interview with the German magazine Stern, adding that his ...

French President Emmanuel Macron has defended the decision by Charlie Hebdo magazine to re-publish offensive caricatures of Islam's Prophet Muhammad, saying "we've freedom of expression ...

The two gunmen who stormed into the magazine's offices last Wednesday, killing several of France's top cartoonists, said they wanted to avenge the prophet for Charlie Hebdo's satire of him.

The attackers targeted Charlie Hebdo because they believed the magazine had blasphemed against Islam by publishing caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad. At the top of the stairs, the attackers ...

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The French satirical magazine republished the controversial caricatures of Prophet Muhammad. An expert says satire has often been a subject of condemnation. Charlie Hebdo’s often biting and dark ...

By Aurelien Breeden and Constant Méheut The decision by the French satirical magazine to recirculate cartoons about the Prophet Muhammad ... before they struck Charlie Hebdo.