Charlie Hebdo

A French court hearing into the 2020 murder of Samuel Paty has heard that claims of Islamophobia against the history teacher were based on a pack of lies originating with a Muslim schoolgirl.

Iran has shut down a Tehran-based French institute over cartoons of its supreme leader published in the French magazine Charlie Hebdo.

The controversial publication has linked the new PSG player with the situation in Afghanistan

Charlie Hebdo likened Meghan Markle to George Floyd and Queen Elizabeth II to the Minneapolis officer who killed him.

President Emmanuel Macron's government has introduced legislation to tackle radical Islamist activity in France.

French anti-terror prosecutors have opened an inquiry into what the city's Mayor Christian Estrosi called an "Islamo-fascist attack."

Erdogan called for a boycott of French products and questioned President Emmanuel Macron's sanity.

The trial was originally set for last spring but was delayed by the coronavirus crisis that shut down most French courthouses.

This is for the first time when a law enforcement officer in the US has been convicted of a terror-related crime.

Top Islamic scholar Ramadan has been accused of rape by two French women, and a satirical drawing features in the magazine's new edition.

The satirical magazine's latest edition sparked outrage on social media.

Satirical magazine was targeted by jihadi gunmen in 2015, killing the majority of its editorial staff.

Following complaint, it emerged broadcasts contained lectures by radical Muslim cleric Anwar al-Awlaki.

Satirical magazine sparks critcisim for 'mocking' victims and 'beheading' Theresa May on the cover.

Ziyed Ben Belgacem had an alcohol level of 0.93g per litre of blood, nearly twice the legal limit for driving in France.

The Russian defence ministry has called the cartoon an 'abomination'.

From Charlie Hebdo to Berlin, the terrorist attacks that have shaken Europe.

French and Tunisian dual citizen hailed murders of Tunisian politicians in Daesh propaganda videos.

Nearly 300 people died in the earthquake satirised by Charlie Hebdo.

Place de la Republique's Marianne statue was a colourful, poignant tribute to victims. Not any more.

Mourad Hamyd, who was brother-in-law to killer, detained in Turkey and in custody in Bulgaria.

Joy Karega claimed Isis is not an 'Islamic terrorist organisation', but a 'CIA and Mossad operation'.

Isis appoints al-Barnawi as new Boko Haram leader as Abubakar Shekau's whereabouts still unknown.

Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel killed 84 people in a brutal attack on a 30,000-strong crowd in southern France.

Impoverished and isolated communities are ripe recruiting ground for terrorist groups.

Thousands have also tweeted #LiberteEgaliteFraternite – the French national motto.

Prosecutors say terror cell was run by Abdelhamid Abaaoud.

Air France betrayed Western values and insulted Iranian women who campaign against this oppressive law.

The editorial How Did We End Up Here? has been termed by many as 'bigoted' and 'racist'.

There is a middle ground on the migrant crisis - you can criticise religion without being racist.