Cinema

Stars voice sadness and speak out over Charlie Hebdo killings

Celebrities including Meryl Streep, Emily Blunt, Forest Whitaker, French film director Olivier Megaton and singers Johnny Hallyday and Madonna have been speaking out against the attack on French satir

9 January 2015

European Union

Europe Weekly: We are Charlie

France is in mourning after the terrorist attack on Wednesday on the Paris offices of the satirical French newspaper Charlie Hebdo left 12 people

9 January 2015

France

Patrick Pelloux says Charlie Hebdo will live on

Patrick Pelloux is a journalist at Charlie Hebdo. He is also an doctor working in A&E, which is why he had arranged to arrive at the office late on

9 January 2015

France

Charb's partner, Jeannette Bougrab, blames massacre on inadequate security

Jeannette Bougrab, the partner of Stéphane Charbonnier, the editor of Charlie Hebdo, known as Charb, has given an interview on French television

9 January 2015

France

Thousands rally worldwide for second night to remember Charlie Hebdo victims

There have been more vigils around the world in tribute to the 12 people murdered in the attack on the offices of the satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo

9 January 2015

Nigeria

Residents flee as Boko Haram terrorises Baga in northeast Nigeria

Thousands of Nigerians have been fleeing violence at the hands of the Islamist group Boko Haram – amid reports that hundreds, possibly more, may have

9 January 2015

France

Manhunt intensifies for Charlie Hebdo suspects

In northern France a massive police hunt is underway for the two suspects in the Charlie Hebdo atrocity. Officers are using special equipment

9 January 2015

World

Charlie Hebdo: the future for the press in France

How will the attack on Charlie Hebdo impact on the French press? That’s a question which euronews Sophie Desjardin put to Dominique Wolton who is a

9 January 2015

France

Parisians pay dignified respect to the victims of the Charlie Hebdo slaughter

Close to the offices of Charlie Hebdo in Paris people came together to pay their respects to those that were murdered in Wednesday’s terrorist

8 January 2015

France

Several mosque attacks reported following Charlie Hebdo massacre

French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve says there is no link “at this stage” between a deadly attack on Paris magazine Charlie Hebdo and a

8 January 2015

France

Charlie Hebdo -- those who died

Twelve people were shot and killed in the attack on the Charlie Hebdo satirical newspaper on Wednesday. Eight were staff members, two were police

8 January 2015

France

Charlie Hebdo attack: Muslims fear anti-Islam backlash

8 January 2015

Europe News

Belgian Muslims fear Charlie Hebdo backlash

A mosque in Brussels, Belgium. And the imam calls worshippers to prayer. This is the Islamic and Cultural Centre of Belgium where local Muslims in

8 January 2015

France

Francois Hollande leads a minute of silence for a nation in mourning

French President Francois Hollande led a minute of silence held across the country. He joined police officers at the Prefecture of Police in Paris

8 January 2015

France

Terrorism evolving, defying protection efforts

Jihadist-inspired local groups or individuals are increasingly challenging traditional security protection against evolving terrorism methods. In

8 January 2015

France

euronews' Parisian reporter recounts his meetings with French Muslims in the hours after the Charlie Hebdo attack

One of euronews’ senior French journalists spoke to a German colleague based in Brussels, but who was covering the reactions in the crowds that

8 January 2015

Europe News

Brussels joins tributes for Charlie Hebdo victim

Brussels have joined other capitals around the world in paying a silent tribute to the slain Charlie Hebdo journalists. Officials from the major

8 January 2015

France

World stands together in tribute to Charlie Hebdo

8 January 2015

France

Cities worldwide show their support for murdered French satirists

Belgians and visitors from afar came together in Europe’s symbolic capital Brussels to express support for Charlie Hebdo’s ‘martyrs for freedom’, the

8 January 2015

France

Europe's front pages today show rare unanimity as they proclaim united we stand in defence of free speech

Europe’s front pages today show a rare unanimity as they proclaim We are all Charlie, said Libération. L’Express led with ‘This is what they died

8 January 2015