Four journalists from LeMan, a long-running Turkish satirical magazine, were detained by police on Monday (Jun 30) after a recent cartoon—interpreted by some as depicting Prophet Muhammad and Prophet ...

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A delegation of European diplomats visited the Palestinian town of Kafr Malik in the occupied West Bank on Monday to assess ...

Turkish police detained at least four cartoonists on Monday accused of drawing and distributing a cartoon that authorities ...