Is it satire, or just bad taste? A cartoon of a crazed, angry-looking woman threatening a child with a dripping bowl of tainted gruel has left many Doha bloggers scratching their heads and looking for ...

The French news outlet, Le Canard Enchaîné, drew Qatar's national team footballers with long beards, playing football while holding guns and weapons in their hands. Social media users have widely ...

The escalating crisis in the Middle East has claimed a new group of victims: soccer fans and cartoon lovers. TV channels owned by Qatar's BeIN Media have been suspended in Dubai and elsewhere in the ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. A cartoon by a French newspaper which depicts players of Qatar's ...

Nefaish Animation creative director Amal al-Shammari (L) and managing director Hossein Heydar - Copyright Nefaish Animation/AFP - Nefaish Animation creative director ...

Seven bearded men with “Qatar” written across their chests were depicted chasing around a football holding machetes and rocket launchers. One figure was even drawn with an explosives vest strapped to ...

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18 February 2006 DOHA: The Danish cartoons controversy has proved that the Muslim community across the globe, despite their ethnic, racial, and ideological differences can stand united on a basic ...

The exhibition will be held at the galleries of the Art Bureau of the Islamic Ideology Dissemination Organization, showcasing a selection of works submitted to the International World Cup Cartoon and ...

A cartoon series on an alien who crash-lands in World Cup host Qatar aims to ease a culture clash between more than a million foreign football fans and the conservative state's residents. Like the ...