Charlie Hebdo

Police administrative worker, a mother of two, was stabbed in the throat on Friday

Sources say four were detained on Monday while one was already charged with taking part in a terrorist conspiracy

PM’s aide urges French president to lead his nation in providing Muslims with same safeguards as for other communities

Says never seen the Charlie Hebdo drawing because he did not want to give credit to such immoral publications

Turkish presidential communications director Fahrettin Altun said “Macron’s anti-Muslim agenda is bearing fruit!”

Assailant's mother added that her son told the family about the attacks in advance, and had asked for their prayers

Pakistan-born teenager says wanted to avenge republication of Prophet Mohammed's (PBUH) cartoons by satirical weekly

Police say one person had been arrested near the Bastille opera house

Medine drew ire when he attacked hardline secularists in a controversial song, week before the Charlie Hebdo killings

Hundreds of fighters from Chechnya have joined militant groups in recent years

Provocative magazine suffered deadly attack in 2015 after publishing cartoons of Holy Prophet (pbuh)

Cover read 'God Exists! He Drowned All the Neo-Nazis of Texas'

The cartoons showed victims of an earthquake in Italy as types of pasta and blamed the 'mafia' for the 300 deaths

Friday’s issue of controversial weekly dedicated a cartoon to last week’s deadly earthquake in central Italy

Magazine depicts a bearded man and a hijab-wearing woman running naked on the beach

Mourad Hamyd, brother-in-law of Cherif Kouachi who was behind a 2015 attack in Paris, was detained in Turkey

Magazine says terror attack is end of a philosophical line for a society which tolerates women wearing burqas

I will be very surprised if anybody will be amused by the recent cartoon published by Charlie Hebdo

Aylan could’ve been a doctor, a teacher, a loving parent, Rania said in a tweet

Has Charlie Hebdo gone too far with this one?

Commemorations will culminate in a public event on Sunday in the Place de la Republique

The 25-year-old became the one positive story to emerge from the three days of violence in January

A year that shook France but also strengthened the resolve of many citizens to defend tolerance and secular values

month before the attack, Charlie Hebdo was close to shutting down as sales had dipped below 30,000

The much awaited cover for the edition to appear on Wednesday depicts a dancing reveller, bottle and glass in hand

Remaining members of editorial team have left their temporary home at Paris offices of the French daily Liberation

Laurent Sourisseau's statement comes six months after an attack on magazine's office in Paris which left 16 dead