Übersetzung für "Anschlag auf charlie hebdo" in Englisch

He died in the January 2015 shooting attack on the "Charlie Hebdo" newspaper offices.

They went in, and they shot up Charlie Hebdo.

"1 It is in this context that we also condemn the attack on Charlie Hebdo.

But any sense of security has been lost irretrievably since the Charlie Hebdo attack.

The attack against Charlie Hebdo was a despicable criminal act.

Presumed Islamists have carried out a murderous attack on the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.

The attack against Charlie Hebdo was a despicable criminal act. However, we are not “Charlie.”

The attack on Paris's satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo, which resulted in 12 deaths and 11 injured was perpetrated by an Islamist terrorist group - Al-Qaeda's branch in Yemen.

The French Press interprets these acts of war by linking them to the attack made on Charlie Hebdo, although the operational modes were completely different.

Although he has never written a scientific paper on "conspiracy theories", he is presented, since the attack against Charlie Hebdo, as a leading expert and is questioned by many media.

In the days following the attack against Charlie Hebdo, a series of attacks took place against the Muslim community in a dozen cities across France—gunshots, grenades, graffiti desecrations and pigs' heads left at the doors of mosques.

One week after the attack on Charlie Hebdo, the new issue of the satirical weekly came out today, Wednesday, with a record run of three million copies.

A few media outlets, and especially 24-hour news channels, crossed red lines in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo attack and during the hostage-taking at the Hyper Cacher store in Paris a few days later.

After the attack on Charlie Hebdo last year German Chancellor Angela Merkel was defending press freedom. But by chastising Böhmermann she has shown just how little she respects her own position, columnist Zsolt Bayer writes in the conservative daily Magyar Hírlap: "Angela Merkel put on a Pharisaical face after the attack on Charlie Hebdo.

The publication of an article by Thierry Meyssan[2] in the hours that followed the attack against Charlie Hebdo suddenly reopened the debate on confidence in the media.

During his interrogation, the perpetrator explained that the orders to kill came from the Koran. During the attack on Charlie Hebdo in January 2015 -also in Paris – one of the terrorists took hostages at a Jewish supermarket and killed four people.

The murder of the Catholic priest in Normandy, the attacks on Charlie Hebdo and the bombs at [Brussels'] Zaventem airport - these were all attacks on Western society as a whole.

In targeting Charlie Hebdo in January 2015, the terrorists wanted to "avenge the prophet" and attack the freedom of the press and the freedom of expression.

The DRC picture appeared tagged with this Twitter hashtag marking a discussion started by Muslims after the 2015 Boko Haram massacre and the Charlie Hebdo killings in Paris.

The attack on the satirical journal Charlie Hebdo and a Jewish supermarket in Paris in January, as well as on a cultural center and a synagogue in Copenhagen in February 2015, have given rise to fears that the conflict is not only spreading to Europe, but is also gaining a new dimension, and thereby driving an increasing number of Palestinians into the arms of forces so radical and obsessed by hatred against Jews that in comparison Hamas appears almost moderate.

In the run-up to the Charlie Hebdo attacks, as the investigations of the Lafarge construction company have revealed, France funneled tens of millions of euros to the IS network though Lafarge plants in Syria, as part of French operations for regime change in Syria.

After the Charlie Hebdo attacks a year ago the French worried about their freedoms.

A few months before, after attacks on the Charlie Hebdo satirical magazine and a Jewish supermarket in Paris, Schuster had still responded moderately and spoken of the fact that a Jew was no less safe in Europe than, for example, in the USA or even in Israel [6].

It was thus strange to see the debate after the Charlie Hebdo attacks unfold in the French and international press as a debate over 'integration' and 'the compatibility of Islam and the Republic'.

This applied even more in light of the attacks on the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo and a Jewish supermarket in Paris in early January, said Roth, continuing:

Russia's hegemonic claim is also directed towards its domestic policy, an effect similar to that of the attacks on Charlie Hebdo and the expansion of ISOS.