Tag: Charlie Hebdo

57 per cent said opposition from Muslims should not prevent the cartoons being published

The article's headline on Tuesday quoted filmmaker and activist George Clooney as saying “I am Charlie Hebdo”.

“You will go to hell, French journalists,” read one of the slogans daubed on the walls of the cultural centre compound, which has been closed since it was damaged in a fire last October.

Interior minister says Pakistanis should realise that war against terrorism will not be a short war

President Mamnoon Hussain Friday demanded of the French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo to tender unconditional apology to about two billion Muslims of the world...

The Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs adopted a resolution Friday which strongly condemned blasphemous cartoons disrespecting Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) by French magazine Charlie Hebdo. The...

ISLAMABAD- National Assembly of Pakistan on Thursday passed a resolution condemning the latest edition of recently-attacked French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, private media reported. Few days earlier, the office of French...

While last week's attack on French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo sparked global outrage, dozens of people in Peshawar paid tribute Tuesday to the brothers...

Special issue to come out on Wednesday will be offered ‘in 16 languages’ for readers around the world

Hamas condemned on Saturday the killing of 12 people in an attack on French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo’s offices by two French Islamists. A statement...

Questions were also mounting over how the three men — brothers Cherif and Said Kouachi, and supermarket gunman Coulibaly — had slipped through the security net after it emerged that all three were known to the intelligence agencies.

Helicopters and vehicles are seen next to a building in Dammartin-en-Goele after police hunting the two brothers who killed 12 people earlier this week managed to corner them in the building. Members of the French police special forces evacuate the hostages after launching the assault at a kosher grocery store in Porte de Vincennes, eastern Paris, on Friday.

While Charlie Hebdo’s provocative, no-holds-barred satire has provoked violent backlashes before, nothing in its history compares to Wednesday's deadly attack. French authorities are hunting three...