Now-sacked ANC Youth Leader Julius Malema is a frequent subject of Zapiro, South Africa’s most famous satirist.
President Obama decides to hold off deciding on a massive pipeline that would carry oil from Canadian tar sands in Alberta through six states before reaching Texas’ Gulf coast. Canadian cartoonist Gary Clement thinks he knows why.
Canadian cartoonist Gary Clement on Italy’s latest austerity measure.
Canadian Cam Cardow asks the question that’s vexing the eurozone at the moment.
The United States’ response to the Palestinian Authority getting full membership into UNESCO is to cut off funds to the UN agency. Cartoon by Swiss Lebanese cartoonist Patrick Chappatte, International Herald Tribune.
The “official” Iraqi attitude toward the announcement that US troops will be out of Iraq by the end of the year, by Swiss-Lebanese cartoonist Patrick Chappatte, The International Herald Tribune.
Canadian cartoonist Gary Clement humorously captures the crumbling state of Greek politics.
Two Indian political cartoonists have experienced pressure to censor their own work.
Arab and Israeli cartoonists (and a few others) on the Palestinian bid for UN membership. Favorite metaphors are a steep wall, a leap of faith, a kite that won’t fly, and a flower that has yet to bloom.
As the Syrian government cracked-down on protesters, Ali Ferzat’s cartoons had been especially critical of the Assad regime.
Cartoonists around the world take on the subject of the recent events in Libya.
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Egyptian Doaa Eladl is a woman in what is still a man’s world: political cartooning. She’s one of just a handful of female political cartoonists in the Middle East.
In rebel-held eastern Libya, artists have have been creating street art that mocks Gaddafi.
Cartoonist Majed Badra was uninvited days before he was supposed to fly to Washington
The E. coli outbreak: when a cucumber is no longer just a cucumber; what Moammar Gaddafi and FIFA head Sepp Blatter share in common, and Syria’s best known opthalmologist continues his bloody crackdown on dissent.