Charlie Hebdo Attacks

Forced into a burqa, separated from kids: Mumbai Urdu editor pays for Charlie Hebdo cartoons

Even as debate continues over the Charlie Hebdo cartoons, a former female editor of a Urdu daily Avadhnama, finds herself in the middle of legal trouble and facing threats to her life for printing these cartoons.

Why West's defence of Charlie Hebdo worries moderate Muslims in Asia

The West's defence of Charlie Hebdo's right to offend is testing the patience of Muslims even in moderate Indonesia and Malaysia.

Four suspects face charges after Paris terror attacks: France

The Paris prosecutor's office says four men are facing preliminary charges after being arrested on suspicion of links to a gunman involved in France's deadliest terrorist attacks in decades.

Charlie Hebdo attacks an anti-Muslim plot? Conspiracy theories spread online

Could the January 7 Charlie Hebdo attack have been a secret service operation, or perhaps an anti-Muslim plot? The wildest conspiracy theories found their way onto the Internet.

Islamist threat evolving, growing more dangerous: European officials

European security officials are scrambling to meet a changing and more complex threat from jihadists -- both from sleeper cells and fighters returning from Middle Eastern battlegrounds.

Algeria to Pak: Muslims protest Charlie Hebdo's prophet cartoon; 4 killed in Niger

Muslim anger flared over French satirical weekly's latest caricature of the Prophet Muhammad, with four people reported killed in Niger, violent clashes in Pakistan, Jordan and Algeria.

Gunman armed with military weapon takes hostages at post office near Paris but surrenders soon

An armed man who earlier took several hostages at a post office northwest of Paris on Friday surrendered with no one hurt, a French police official told Reuters.

A week since terrorists attacked Charlie Hebdo: Paris train station evacuated after bomb threat

Paris police evacuated the Gare de l'Est train station after a bomb threat, as authorities across Europe pressed on with efforts to prevent new violence.

Charlie Hebdo co-founder claims editor 'dragged his team to their deaths'

In a fairly controversial statement, one of the founder members of the Charlie Hebdo magazine has blamed the slain editor for "dragging his team to their deaths."

France sees 19,000 cyberattacks since Charlie Hebdo attacks

Hackers have targeted about 19,000 French websites since a rampage by Islamic extremists left 20 dead last week, a top French cyberdefense official said Thursday as the president tried to calm the nation's inflamed religious tensions.