Charlie Hebdo

The power of Dan Perjovschi's politically-motivated work lies in its simplicity.

The satirical magazine wrote an editorial that puts ordinary Muslims on the same continuum as terrorists simply by practising Islam.

This morning, two suspects have been killed after a mass shooting left 14 dead and 17 injured at a Christmas party in San Bernardino, two top FIFA have been arrested in Zurich, the UK joins the bombing of Syria and more.

We met up with the best-selling French-Syrian artist in New York to talk over beer and olives about his internationally celebrated book.

An interview with Tariq Ramadan, the Oxford professor who has made headlines for his conflicts with the French establishment

Since 2001, thanks to the rise in internet shopping and on-demand printing, anyone with a computer can turn themselves into a grief entrepreneur.

This week a school child was asked if he was "affiliated with Isis" because he said the French word for eco-terrorism in a French lesson.

"Early intervention aimed at identifying and helping troubled individuals before they become murderers is the only real solution here."

Seven French Muslims share their thoughts on the controversy that ignited after the PEN American Centre gave a prestigious award to the infamously irreverent satirical magazine.

This weekend, Baltimore police were charged for the death of Freddie Gray, and Ryanair surpassed itself in terms of shitty customer service.

PEN American Center pissed off some of its own members by bestowing an award to the famously irreverent French magazine, and the resulting debate led to Salman Rushdie calling six authors "pussies."

We talked to Rahman about the idea of reverse racism, Charlie Hebdo and the place of politics in stand up.