France’s hardening defence of cartoons could lead to ‘a trap’ ...United Arab Emirates

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Nice, France - When the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo republished caricatures of Prophet Mohammed (PBUH) in early September, it triggered a chain of events that included two stabbings, protests in Muslim nations, the boycott of French goods and criticism from allies. Tensions rose higher when one young Islamist extremist beheaded a teacher near Paris this month, and another slit the throats of two people and fatally stabbed another inside a church in the southern city of Nice this week. But French officials have not only defended the right to republish the cartoons, some have gone further - including regional leaders who announced that a booklet including those images would be handed out

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