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We are taking a break for the summer, from July 29 until the end of August. Our website will of course be accessible, but the daily editorial choice, daily newsletter and our social media activities will be paused during our break. We’ll be back in a few weeks with renewed energy to offer your daily dose of international political satire! In the meantime, you can check out our July newsletter.
Sharaf Kamal is a cartoonist from Yemen who recently joined our platform. His work comments on world politics and human behavior.
We are delighted to welcome our first cartoonist from North Macedonia. Armend Ajredini's work often explores and critiques contemporary socio-political issues, sparking dialogue and reflection.
We are happy to welcome José Alberto Rodríguez Avila from Cuba. He has been working as a cartoonist and illustrator for seven years with several Cuban publications.
We are delighted to welcome a cartoonist duo from Bulgaria to Cartoon Movement. Alla and Chavdar are political cartoonists and co-publishers of the political satirical publication Prass Press, which comes out every two weeks in Sofia and is distributed throughout Bulgaria. Alla and Chavdar Georgievi work together cartoons and caricatures since 1982. They have won 40 national and international awards including the Grand Prix for Cartoon of the Union of Bulgarian Artists for 2008 and the Prize of Sofia Municipality for 2010.
Our monthly newsletter is out, featuring the latest news, introducing our latest cartoonists and our most popular cartoons of the last month. Sadly, the theme of June seemed to be ‘satire in trouble’. Read it here.
George Riemann is a German cartoonist, who lived in San Francisco between 1986 and 2001. His clients include The New Yorker (3 covers), the Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, The Village Voice and many others. He currently lives in Hamburg.
We are proud to welcome Shira Badakhshi to Cartoon Movement. Growing up in Afghanistan, she was drawn to political cartoons from a young age, inspired by renowned Palestinian cartoonist Naji al-Ali. She fled to Iran before the complete takeover of the Taliban, where she now lives in exile. Read more about her story here.