Extremists who initiated terror attacks in recent years share the same blood, rather than just ideology.
The magazine's cartoon has drawn flak and has been termed racist.
The police in Paris reported that they have shot and killed a man holding a cleaver, who attempted an attack on the one-year anniversary of the Charlie Hebdo attacks.
He showed exemplary courage in drawing the Prophet Mohammed, but now the cartoonist is so 'fed up' that he wants to leave.
The 'hacktivists' is an online group that identified and hacked hundreds of social media accounts linked to Islamic State members.
Representatives from 193 member-states, including Saudi Arabia, US and France condemn the worldwide rising attacks on Jews.
Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo told CNN that Fox News had spread erroneous information about her city and that she was going to sue it.
The mayor of the City of Paris has said that she will sue Fox News after it made false assertions on air about the city, its security, and its Muslim population.
Belgium has joined France in deploying thousands of soldiers throughout its territory to increase security after the attack on Charlie Hebdo and a series of raids that resulted in gunfights and arrests of jihadists.
Clashes have begun to erupt since Charlie Hebdo's satirical, new publication cartooning the Prophet.
The terrorist group Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula has claimed responsibility for the terror rampage in France that began when gunmen assaulted the offices of the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo, killing 12.
Fearing more attacks after the brutal assault on the newspaper Charlie Hebdo, the French government has deployed 10,000 soldiers to beef up security around the country.
The author of the Harry Potter books attacked Murdoch on Twitter after he blamed all Muslims for the Charlie Hebdo terror attack.
In a TV show, Bill Maher is candid about how religion leads to violence.
The satirical French weekly has been hit by gunmen, but will it continue to lampoon current issues and mock the Big Prigs?
