Caricature

A 40-year-old man was killed in Copenhagen Saturday when  a cafe, the site of a freedom of speech event, came under fire, Danish police said.

The event was organized by Swedish artist Lars Vilks, who had been threatened several times for drawing caricatures of Prophet Muhammad eight years ago.

The unknown assailants have managed to flee in a car after the shooting.

One person has been killed and at least three police officers were wounded during a shooting at a café in Copenhagen, hosting a debate on the issue of Free Speech.

Berlin reacted on Friday against an outrageous editorial cartoon in the leftist SYRIZA affiliated media outlet “Avgi”, which shows German FinMin Wolfgang Schaeuble dressed in a Wehrmacht uniform and threatening to “turn Greeks into soap”.

Thousands march against Muhammad cartoons

NOVI PAZAR -- About 5,000 people in Serbia's southwestern town of Novi Pazar on Friday took part in a peaceful protest against cartoons depicting Islamic prophet Muhammad.

Novi Pazar is the largest town in the Raska District, also known informally as Sandzak, that is home to a large Muslim minority.

The caricature exhibition "25 Years Of Infinite Transition" starts on December 11 in the Museum of Socialist Art in Sofia.

It will show 146 caricatures of 24 authors, which have been published in various Bulgarian daily newspapers in the 25 years of post-communist transition.