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Karim Talbi
front L), Charb (front R), Tignous (rear L) and Honore (rear R) at the offices of the satirical weekly on March 15, 2006 (AFP Photo / Joel Saget

‘Little Schoolboy’ at Charlie Hebdo

Thursday 8 January 2015

"Charlie Hebdo’s cartoonists were not my friends. They were my first family in journalism, the one you can never fall out with," AFP's Karim Talbi, who started his career at satirical weekly, writes in tribute to his friends, murdered by Islamic extremists. "I would never be where I am today without the good old Wolinski, Cabu, Charb and Tignous."

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