French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo has become controversy's hot topic yet again after it mocked the devastating earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria on February 6th.

Charlie Hebdo under fire for cartoon mocking Turkey-Syria earthquake tragedy

Iran has announced the closure of a French research institute in Tehran to protest against the cartoons of the Islamic republic’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei published by French weekly Charlie Hebdo.

Iran shuts down French research institute over ‘insulting’ cartoons of Ayatollah Khamenei

A French court on Wednesday jailed for 30 years the main accused present for the trial over the 2015 killings at the Charlie Hebdo magazine offices and a Jewish supermarket, stopping short of the life term demanded by the prosecution.

Charlie Hebdo: Key accused in 2015 Paris terror attacks trial jailed for 30 years

A Pakistani who occasionally officiates as an imam at the mosque of Villiers-le-Bel (Val d'Oise), France is sentenced to 18 months in prison and banned from the country for "condoning terrorism".

France jails, throws out Pakistani imam for 'condoning terrorism'

Charlie Hebdo trial has been delayed for at least a week after two more defendants tested positive for coronavirus. In 2015, two people were stabbed and wounded in Paris on September 25 near the former offices of the Charlie Hebdo satirical magazine, where Islamist militants carried out a deadly attack in 2015.

Charlie Hebdo: Trial suspended after two more defendants contract coronavirus

French terrorism authorities are investigating a knife attack that wounded at least two people Friday near the former offices of the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo in Paris.

Prosecutors open terror inquiry into Paris knife attack

Five years ago in January 2015, Paris was rocked by a series of terror attacks which killed 17 people. The attacks began on January 07 when two brothers entered the office of French satirical magazine, Charlie Hebdo, and opened fire during its edit meeting, killing 12 people.

Charlie Hebdo trials: What the world can learn from French President Emmanuel Macron

A cartoon of the prophet was created and published by the controversial Charlie Hebdo magazine. The religion of Islam prohibits images of Allah, Mohammad and all major prophets.

European publications that have stirred controversy over the depiction of the prophet

Fourteen suspects will go on trial before a special court in Paris in April 2020 charged over attacks around the French capital in January 2015, including the massacre at the offices of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, legal sources said on Friday.

Trial over France Charlie Hebdo attacks to begin in April

The French magazine has published a cartoon depicting victims of the Italian earthquake as lasagna; outrage has followed

Charlie Hebdo does it again, upsets Italy this time