Charlie Hebdo

'Caitlyn Jenner' Is the 2015 Name of the Year

By Katy Steinmetz / Washington, D.C.

How France Has Changed Since the Charlie Hebdo Attack

By Anne Most and Joyce Lee

Charlie Hebdo Editor: Europe's Problem Is Racism, Not Islamophobia

By Stéphane Charbonnier

These 5 Facts Explain the Dire Economic Costs of the Paris Attacks

By Ian Bremmer
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An 'Attack on the Civilized World'

Police found a Syrian passport on one attacker, and evidence that some came via Belgium

By Vivienne Walt / Paris

Book From Charlie Hebdo Editor to Be Published in English

The English version of the former editor-in-chief's book will be published in January 2016

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Cartoonist Says He Will Leave Charlie Hebdo

The cartoonist designed the magazine’s Prophet Muhammad cover picture after the Paris attacks

By Helen Regan

A War of Extremes in Texas

Both sides claim victory after a shooting

By Karl Vick

What the PEN and Charlie Hedbo Scandal Says About Freedom of Expression

The spat over an award for Charlie Hebdo is about much more than just authors fighting

By Daniel D'Addario

PEN Gala Honors Charlie Hebdo Amid Uproar

More than 200 writers had signed a letter of protest against the decision

By Sarah Begley

Salman Rushdie Slams Critics of Charlie Hebdo's PEN Award

The French newspaper will win the Freedom of Expression Courage award

By Sarah Begley

France Has Foiled Five Terrorist Attacks as Security Tightens

This week French police arrested a man, who is believed to have planned to attack churches in Paris, after he shot himself by accident

By Sam Frizell

Turkish Journalists Face Jail For Charlie Hebdo Reprint

Turkish prosecutors say the images of the Prophet Muhammad "insult people's religious values"

By Sabrina Toppa

Hostages Sue Media Over Paris Terror Attack Coverage

They say broadcasts of the details endangered their lives

By Sarah Begley

Five Best Ideas of the Day: March 17

1. Is it time for the Jews to leave Europe?By Jeffrey Goldberg in the Atlantic2. The divorce rate is falling. Here’s why that’s bad news for some Americans.By Sharadha Bain in the Washington Post3. Across...

By The Aspen Institute

Asterix Artwork Sells for $150,000 for Charlie Hebdo

Christie's auction house also waived its commission

By Rishi Iyengar

Why Terrorism Works: Jihadi John and the Fear Premium

It costs a lot to identify future threats

By Massimo Calabresi

Jewish Tombs Desecrated in France

The incident fuels concern about growing anti-Semitism in Europe

By Kevin McSpadden

Terror in Denmark

“Still alive in the room.”As gunfire erupted outside a Copenhagen cultural center on Saturday afternoon, French ambassador François Zimeray tweeted that message to the world.The message conveys some of the terror that Zimeray and other...

By Lisa Abend

Copenhagen Shooting Kills 1

Cartoonist who has drawn Muhammad was in attendance

By Josh Sanburn
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