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The French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo has come under fire for publishing a cartoon which mocked the devastating earthquakes which hit Turkey and Syria on Monday.

As seen by the latest 7.8 magnitude earthquake that hit Turkiye, no country in the world is immune to natural disasters. The situation is only aggravated by the uncharacteristically cruel winter ...

Charlie Hebdo is the French satire magazine mostly famous (infamous?) for printing and reprinting cartoons of Mohammed, though they attack all religions. But their Islamophobia was again on display ...

A cartoon mocking the devastating earthquake that killed thousands in Turkey and Syria was published in the satirical French magazine Charlie Hebdo, triggering strong reactions on social media.

Earthquakes in Europe have equally inspired the Charlie Hebdo illustrators in the past. In 2016, a cartoon with the heading "Earthquake Italian style" lampooned the victims of a massive earthquake in ...

A new cartoon published by the French satire magazine Charlie Hebdo has sparked strong reactions on social media. Tweeted on Monday, the cartoon by artist Pierrick Juin is captioned "Earthquake in ...

Satirical French magazine Charlie Hebdo is under fire yet again on social media, this time for a cartoon that appears to scorn the devastating earthquake that killed thousands of people in Turkey ...