A Pakistani party says it has called off anti-France protests because the government has agreed to boycott French products over French President Emmanuel Macron’s defense of offensive caricatures of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

Pakistani authorities block roads to prevent the march of thousands of protesters toward the French embassy over the republication of blasphemous cartoons of the Prophet of Islam (PBUH) in France.

There is no letup in public anger in Pakistan against the French government which has thrown its weight behind the publication of blasphemous cartoons of Prophet Muhammad.

Tehran has hosted an interreligious gathering, with the French government's anti-Islamic rhetoric as its theme.

Anger continue to rage on in the streets of Pakistan over the French offensive cartoons of the prophet of Islam.

President Rouhani says the result of the US election is not important for Iran, and Tehran wants Washington to return to international pacts and respect the Iranian nation.

An Iranian daily has reacted to the French president’s stance on the publication of offensive cartoons of Prophet Muhammad.

French President Emmanuel Macron says he did not intend to insult Islam and Muslims.

More than 20 Europeans organizations slam French President Emmanuel Macron’s response to the murder of a teacher, saying it lacked wisdom.

Afghans are marking the arrival of the birthday anniversary of the Prophet Mohammad under the name of Unity Week.