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Epoch Times
| 8 months ago
September 19, 2012 Policemen stand guard in front of the building which houses the headquarters of French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo, on Sept. 19, 2012 in Paris. The magazine's last issue contains several cartoons caricaturing the Prophet...
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The independent
| 8 months ago
France was braced last night for an eruption of anti-French fury in the Muslim world after a satirical magazine published provocative cartoons of a naked prophet Mohammed in sexually-suggestive positions. Paris ordered all of its embassies and...
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The Daily Star
| 8 months ago
The French Embassy in Lebanon will close Friday as a security precaution after a satirical magazine based in France published controversial cartoons of the Prophet Mohammad, diplomatic sources said. In view of the potential threats of violent...
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Taiwan News
| 8 months ago
France stepped up security Wednesday at its embassies across the Muslim world after a French satirical weekly revived a formula that it has already used to capture attention: Publishing crude, lewd caricatures of Islam's Prophet Muhammad.
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Kuwait Times
| 8 months ago
France braced for a backlash over the cartoons, stepping up security at its embassies and banning demonstrations on its own soil as senior officials and Muslim leaders appealed for calm. More than 30 people have been killed in attacks or violent...
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CNSNews.com
| 8 months ago
White House Press Secretary Jay Carney told reporters at the White House press briefing on Wednesday that they should ask the State Department if they wanted to find out why Marines were not stationed at U.S. diplomatic posts in Libya on Sept. 11,...
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Telegraph India
| 8 months ago
In an interview on France Info radio, foreign minister Laurent Fabius announced that, as a precaution, France planned to close its embassies in 20 countries on Friday which has become an occasion for many to express their anger.
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NOW Lebanon
| 8 months ago
A Libyan official quit his job on Wednesday highlighting tensions in the security establishment after a deadly attack killed four Americans, including the ambassador, in Benghazi. "There are problems at the ministry of interior and disputes between...
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Sydney Morning Herald
| 8 months ago
France will close embassies, consulates, cultural centers and French schools on Friday, the day of prayer for Muslims, the foreign ministry said in an emailed statement. "We have given instructions in all countries where it could pose a problem to...
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USA Today
| 8 months ago
Europeans worried over becoming the next battleground over an anti-Islam video: German officials mulled a ban on a planned screening in Berlin while a French weekly magazine published cartoons of the prophet Mohammed, including some of him naked...
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The Courier-Mail
| 8 months ago
THE White House has questioned the judgment of a French weekly that published cartoons mocking the Prophet Mohammed, but said the decision was no justification for violence. "We have questions about the judgment of publishing something like this,"...
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The Guardian
| 8 months ago
free speech or sheer folly? Is French magazine Charlie Hebdo's publication of mocking cartoons of the prophet Muhammad an important assertion of free speech or a senseless and dangerous provocation? French police guard the building that houses the...
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The Guardian
| 8 months ago
Charlie Hebdo more anti-Islamic than anti-clerical Magazine aims to reassert its early secular leftwing credentials but in the current climate of religious prejudice these cartoons are not helpful Philippe Marliere The Guardian , Wednesday 19...
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Zee News
| 8 months ago
France will close several of its embassies and schools around the world amid concerns of a backlash after a cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad appeared in French magazine Charlie Hebdo Wednesday, Le Monde reported.
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The Courier-Mail
| 8 months ago
S ruling party says Muslims have "the right to protest" against the publication in France of cartoons mocking the Prophet Mohammed as long as they do so peacefully. "Ennahda backs the right of Muslims to protest and calls on the use of peaceful and...
