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Turkey Journalists Face 4.5 Years Jail Over Charlie Hebdo Cartoon
Turkish prosecutors on Wednesday called for two prominent journalists who featured Charlie Hebdo's cover with the image of the Prophet Mohammed in their columns to be jailed for four and a half years.
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Qatar Warns Controversial Cartoons Will 'Fuel Hatred'
Qatar warned today that publishing cartoons of Prophet Mohammed would "fuel hatred and anger", as a leading Muslim body called for peaceful protests against French weekly Charlie Hebdo.
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John Kerry to meet French President as Belgium Holds Anti-Terror Operation
US Secretary of State John Kerry was to meet with French President Francois Hollande today, hours after police in neighbouring Belgium launched an anti-terrorist raid that left two suspects dead and raised fresh alarm in Europe.
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Still Grappling with Trauma, Charlie Hebdo Team Publishes 'Survivor Edition'
The surviving Charlie Hebdo team, which began working barely two days after the terror attack that killed several of their colleagues on January 7, brought out a fresh issue that hit the stands today.
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Defiant Charlie Hebdo Puts Prophet Mohammed on First Cover Since Attack
French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo defied the attackers in last week's bloodbath by putting a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed on its next cover, as the government on Monday announced the deployment of 10,000 soldiers to boost security.
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Arson Attack at German Paper That Ran Charlie Hebdo Cartoons
A German newspaper in the northern port city of Hamburg that reprinted Prophet Mohammed cartoons from the French satirical paper Charlie Hebdo was the target of an arson attack early Sunday, police said.
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Armed Gendarmes Swoop on Villages in Hunt for Charlie Hebdo Attackers
A day after the Paris attack, officers carried out house-to-house searches in the village of Corcy, a few miles from a service station where police sources said the brothers were sighted in ski masks.
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Charlie Hebdo Attack Suspects on US Watch List: Official
The two brothers suspected of carrying out the deadly attack on French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo had been on a US terror watch list "for years," a US law enforcement official said on Thursday.
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Disunited? Non, Say the French in Face of Magazine Massacre
Long plagued by deep political divisions and accused of chronic discontent and disunity, France has set its differences aside and pulled tightly together after a deadly Islamist attack on freedom of speech.
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Eiffel Tower Goes Dark in Tribute to Paris Attack Victims
France's iconic Eiffel Tower was plunged into darkness late on Thursday in a sombre tribute to the 12 people killed in the attack on the Paris satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo.
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Al Qaeda Branch Praises Gunmen for Paris Attack
Al Qaeda's North African branch praised the gunmen behind this week's killings at the Paris headquarters of the Charlie Hebdo weekly newspaper as "knight(s) of truth", a monitoring group said on Thursday.
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After the Deadliest Terror Attack Ever, France Says 'Not Afraid'
In a new year cartoon earlier this month, Charb, the cartoonist and director of the journal, who was killed in this attack, had drawn an armed terrorist, with the title asking "No terror attack in France yet?".
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Courts can hear case against anti-Muslim cartoons: French Prime Minister
French Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault said on Wednesday anyone offended by cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed published in the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo could take the matter to the courts.
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Danish paper apologizes to Muslims in cartoon row
Danish daily Politiken on Friday apologised to Muslims for possibly offending them by reproducing cartoons of the prophet Mohammed in 2008, but said it did not regret publishing the drawings.
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Turkey Journalists Face 4.5 Years Jail Over Charlie Hebdo Cartoon
Turkish prosecutors on Wednesday called for two prominent journalists who featured Charlie Hebdo's cover with the image of the Prophet Mohammed in their columns to be jailed for four and a half years.
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Qatar Warns Controversial Cartoons Will 'Fuel Hatred'
Qatar warned today that publishing cartoons of Prophet Mohammed would "fuel hatred and anger", as a leading Muslim body called for peaceful protests against French weekly Charlie Hebdo.
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John Kerry to meet French President as Belgium Holds Anti-Terror Operation
US Secretary of State John Kerry was to meet with French President Francois Hollande today, hours after police in neighbouring Belgium launched an anti-terrorist raid that left two suspects dead and raised fresh alarm in Europe.
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Still Grappling with Trauma, Charlie Hebdo Team Publishes 'Survivor Edition'
The surviving Charlie Hebdo team, which began working barely two days after the terror attack that killed several of their colleagues on January 7, brought out a fresh issue that hit the stands today.
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Defiant Charlie Hebdo Puts Prophet Mohammed on First Cover Since Attack
French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo defied the attackers in last week's bloodbath by putting a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed on its next cover, as the government on Monday announced the deployment of 10,000 soldiers to boost security.
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Arson Attack at German Paper That Ran Charlie Hebdo Cartoons
A German newspaper in the northern port city of Hamburg that reprinted Prophet Mohammed cartoons from the French satirical paper Charlie Hebdo was the target of an arson attack early Sunday, police said.
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Armed Gendarmes Swoop on Villages in Hunt for Charlie Hebdo Attackers
A day after the Paris attack, officers carried out house-to-house searches in the village of Corcy, a few miles from a service station where police sources said the brothers were sighted in ski masks.
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Charlie Hebdo Attack Suspects on US Watch List: Official
The two brothers suspected of carrying out the deadly attack on French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo had been on a US terror watch list "for years," a US law enforcement official said on Thursday.
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Disunited? Non, Say the French in Face of Magazine Massacre
Long plagued by deep political divisions and accused of chronic discontent and disunity, France has set its differences aside and pulled tightly together after a deadly Islamist attack on freedom of speech.
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Eiffel Tower Goes Dark in Tribute to Paris Attack Victims
France's iconic Eiffel Tower was plunged into darkness late on Thursday in a sombre tribute to the 12 people killed in the attack on the Paris satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo.
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Al Qaeda Branch Praises Gunmen for Paris Attack
Al Qaeda's North African branch praised the gunmen behind this week's killings at the Paris headquarters of the Charlie Hebdo weekly newspaper as "knight(s) of truth", a monitoring group said on Thursday.
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After the Deadliest Terror Attack Ever, France Says 'Not Afraid'
In a new year cartoon earlier this month, Charb, the cartoonist and director of the journal, who was killed in this attack, had drawn an armed terrorist, with the title asking "No terror attack in France yet?".
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Courts can hear case against anti-Muslim cartoons: French Prime Minister
French Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault said on Wednesday anyone offended by cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed published in the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo could take the matter to the courts.
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Danish paper apologizes to Muslims in cartoon row
Danish daily Politiken on Friday apologised to Muslims for possibly offending them by reproducing cartoons of the prophet Mohammed in 2008, but said it did not regret publishing the drawings.
