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1 of 18Aftenposten, Norway -
2 of 18DeMorgen, Belgium -
3 of 18The Independent, United Kingdom -
4 of 18"France is bruised" / La Croix, France -
5 of 18Berria, Spain -
6 of 18The Times of London, United Kingdom -
7 of 18De Tijd, Belgium -
8 of 18"Liberty: 0 - Barbarism: 12" / L'Equipe, France -
9 of 18"We are all Charlie" / Libération, France -
10 of 18Berliner Kurier, Germany -
11 of 18L'Echo, France -
12 of 18Berlingske, Denmark -
13 of 18The National, Scotland -
14 of 18"No" / Sud Ouest, France -
15 of 18The International New York Times — Europe -
16 of 18La Tribune, France -
17 of 18Politiken, Denmark -
18 of 18"The Black Day" / La Provence, France
Twelve people were killed on Wednesday when police in Paris said three gunmen attacked the office of satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo. The terrorist attack sent shock waves through the global media community, prompting an outpouring of support for the victims as officials condemned the violence and authorities hunted the assailants. Here is a selection of front pages, set for publication Thursday, that led with the tragedy.
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