Nearly six years after Islamist extremists led attacks on the Paris offices of Charlie Hebdo and a Jewish market ... the satirical publication in early 2015. The three men identified as the ...

Charlie Hebdo, the French magazine targeted by gunmen who killed journalists and police in a brazen lunchtime attack Wednesday, is no stranger to controversy. The Paris-based weekly satirical ...

Over the past week, millions of people who had never heard of French magazine Charlie Hebdo have come into contact with its controversial covers and cartoons. And many have come away with ...

The Charlie Hebdo magazine began publishing in 1970 with the goal of satirizing religion, politics, and other topics. Most employees came from the publication Hara-Kiri, which was banned after it ...

Charlie Hebdo became the focus of a series of plots. Al Qaeda added its editor, Stephane Charbonnier, to a list of the terrorist organisation's prime targets. And then, on 7 January, 2015 ...

The attack on Charlie Hebdo was the first of a string of major Islamist attacks on Paris. On Jan. 7, 2015, two French-born brothers of Algerian descent, Saïd and Chérif Kouachi, stormed the ...

Charlie Hebdo, whose name translates roughly to "Charlie ... The cover shows “the mage Houllebecq” predicting that “in 2015 I lose my teeth ... in 2022 I observe Ramadan!” ...

In the attack on Jan. 7, 2015, brothers Chérif and Said Kouachi — armed with assault rifles, submachine guns, grenades and pistols — stormed the Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris, killing 12 ...

Charlie Hebdo, the French magazine targeted by gunmen who killed journalists and police in a brazen lunchtime attack Wednesday, is no stranger to controversy. The Paris-based weekly satirical ...

Timeline of the attacks:January 7, 2015 - -- At approximately 11:30 a.m., gunmen force their way into the Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris. The attackers allegedly say they are avenging the Prophet ...