A history teacher had been beheaded in France after discussing caricatures of Islam’s Prophet Muhammad in class. The suspected attacker was shot and killed by police.

History teacher beheaded in France after showing Mohammed cartoons

More than a hundred people protested outside French embassy in Iraqi capital Baghdad Thursday against Charlie Hebdo magazine. Charlie Hebdo is the magazine that had published controversial cartoons of Prophet Mohammad in 2015.

Baghdad: People protest against Charlie Hebdo outside French embassy

Around 200 people in Istanbul demonstrated on Sunday against a French magazine's decision to republish cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed. Satirical French weekly Charlie Hebdo -- the target of a massacre by Islamist gunmen in 2015 -- reprinted the controversial images to mark the start of the trial earlier this month of the alleged accomplices in the assault.

Protest in Istanbul against Charlie Hebdo cartoons

Tens of thousands of people protested across Pakistan on Friday against French magazine Charlie Hebdo`s reprinting of cartoons mocking the Prophet Mohammad, chanting "Death to France" and calling for boycotts of French products.

Thousands protest in Pakistan over reprinting of Mohammad cartoons in Charlie Hebdo

Muslims at hajj gather on Mount Arafat to atone for sins

When Canadian columnist Anthony Furey received an email said to be from Twitter's legal team telling him he may have broken a slew of Pakistani laws, his first instinct was to dismiss it as spam.

Twitter warns global users their tweets violate Pakistani law

From cutting power subsidies to forcing currency devaluations that stoke inflation, the hard choices facing Pakistan as it seeks a bailout from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) pose a major headache for populist new Prime Minister Imran Khan.

As it seeks IMF bailout, hard choices face Pakistan

Mohamed Hamid Salem, an Egyptian lawyer filed a lawsuit against YouTube for publishing the low-budget 13-minute video

YouTube temporarily banned in Egypt after video denigrates Prophet Mohammad

The announcement of the Al Khandaq campaign, named after the so-called Battle of the Trench, fought by the Prophet Mohammad to defend the city of Medina in the early days of Islam, marks the symbolic start of the fighting season.

Taliban announces spring offensive, dismisses peace overtures