Al-Qaeda in Yemen is warning France of more “tragedies and terror” after last week's attack in Paris.
In an online video, the group says it chose Charlie Hebdo as a target, laid out a plan and “financed the operation.”
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The print run of today's so-called 'survivor's edition' of Charlie Hebdo has been extended to 5-million – following huge demand.
Some news-stands in France have already run out of copies of the magazine – the first to be published since its Paris offices were targeted in a terrorist attack last week.
Its front page features a cartoon of a crying Prophet Mohammed holding a sign reading 'Je Suis Charlie'.
