AFP via Getty Images 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 ...

France's satirical Charlie Hebdo magazine is marking the 10-year anniversary of a deadly Islamist attack on its offices with a cartoon contest calling on readers to submit their most mocking takes ...

Le Monde and Cartooning for Peace pay tribute to Charlie Hebdo on the tenth anniversary ... Le Monde is publishing a press cartoon from Cartooning for Peace's network of cartoonists.

French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo unveiled a special edition featuring a God-themed cartoon contest on Monday to mark 10 years since a deadly attack on its offices by Islamist gunmen.

Every day for a week, in tribute to the victims of the January 7, 2015 attacks, Le Monde is publishing a press cartoon from Cartooning for Peace's network of cartoonists. Today, Boligán ...

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 ...

Almost 10 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 being the deadline for ...

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 the ...

The cartoon prompted widespread outrage. "I respect freedom of satire and irony but I can also say I have the freedom to say that (the Charlie Hebdo quake cartoon) stinks," said Senate Speaker ...