Macron’s defence of Muhammad cartoons prompts protests in Muslim-majority countries



There have been angry protests in many Muslim-majority countries against France with demonstrators calling for boycotts of French products after President Emmanuel Macron defended cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad, which are considered blasphemous.

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