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What a teacher in hiding can tell us about our failure to tackle intolerance

Kenan Malik

A class about free speech was cynically exploited by activists to incite fury in a local community

Published: 31 Mar 2024

Published: 31 Mar 2024

Frontex turning ‘blind eye’ to human rights violations, says former deputy

Gil Arias Fernández says EU border agency, which is under investigation for illegal migrant pushbacks, cannot stop far-right infiltrating its ranks

Published: 11 Jun 2021

Shooting of priest shocks France as two more held over Nice killings

Police seal off area and make an arrest after Greek Orthodox cleric is seriously hurt in Lyon shotgun attack

Published: 5:45 AM
Muslims’ rage at Macron threatens to escalate tensions across Europe

Simon Tisdall

In his defence of freedom after the Charlie Hebdo attacks, the French president outraged both radical and moderate Muslims

Published: 2:30 AM

Published: 2:30 AM

The freedom to offend is a priceless commodity

Kenan Malik

The murder of a Parisian teacher underlines the need to stand up for free speech

Published: 1:30 AM

Published: 1:30 AM
French teachers vow to ‘teach difficult subjects’ after colleague’s murder

Rallies expected across country in defiant reaction to beheading of Samuel Paty after showing pupils controversial Charlie Hebdo cartoons

Published: 12:48 AM

Suspect in new Charlie Hebdo attack angered by republished cartoons, say Paris police

Detained man, believed to be 18 and from Pakistan, arrived in France as unaccompanied minor three years ago

Published: 26 Sep 2020
Two injured in knife attack outside Charlie Hebdo's former offices in Paris

Two arrested and counter-terrorism investigation launched after incident

Published: 25 Sep 2020
Cashier tells of four-hour ordeal in Paris supermarket siege

Zarie Sibony tells court she was shot at in 2015 Hyper Cacher attack but gunman Amédy Coulibaly somehow missed

Published: 23 Sep 2020
Paris court hears how kosher supermarket attacker killed four

Trial of 14 people in connection with series of early 2015 attacks hears details of hostage taking

Published: 21 Sep 2020

Uncertainty, inequality, fragility: why France is a country at war with itself

Andrew Hussey

The gilets jaunes erupted exactly a year ago. To understand them, we need to see the movement in the context of 2015’s tumultuous events

Published: 17 Nov 2019

Published: 17 Nov 2019
Book of the day
Disturbance: Surviving Charlie Hebdo by Philippe Lançon – review

One victim’s powerful response to the 2015 massacre favours philosophy and wit over anger and polemic

Published: 4 Nov 2019

New York Times cartoon ban leads to a world where we say nothing at all

Kenan Malik

In a world where political cartoonists are routinely jailed, the paper should show more courage

Published: 16 Jun 2019

Published: 16 Jun 2019
The New York Times political cartoon ban is a sinister and dangerous over-reaction

Martin Rowson

In turning a satirical mirror on the news, we are used to facing attack, but this was a pompous and hypocritical decision, says cartoonist Martin Rowson

Published: 12 Jun 2019

Published: 12 Jun 2019

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