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PARIS – The attack at the office of satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo in Paris left 10 journalists and two police officers dead.

The magazine is known for its controversial depictions of the Prophet Muhammad, whose image cannot be visually represented in some forms of Islam.

Many publications ignored the request to not run the cartoons, and newspapers in the U.S. and around the world reacted to the killings with front pages Thursday morning.

  • German newspaper Berliner Zeitung
  • The United Kingdom's The Independent
  • French financial newspaper La Tribune
  • Liberation in Paris says "We are all Charlie."
  • German newspaper Berliner Kurier
  • French newspaper Le Monde
  • Danish newspaper Berlingske
  • Spanish newspaper Berria
  • USA Today
  • French sports newspaper L'Equipe
  • Norway newspaper Aftenposten
  • United Kingdom newspaper Daily Mirror
  • French news magazine Marianne
  • Belgian newspaper De Morgen
  • New York Times
  • Montreal's La Presse
  • Toronto's The National Post
  • Chicago Sun-Times
  • New York Daily News