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Man with fake suicide belt arrested at Brussels shopping centre after bomb alert

Belgium remains on a high state of alert after ISIS-claimed bomb attacks in March left 32 dead at the airport and on the metro

'Anti-terror operation underway in Brussels after bomb alert'

Prime Minister Charles Michel was holding an emergency meeting with members of his security cabinet

Three is not the magic number

Brussels O2 veto cements BT's home advantage

Metro station hit in Brussels attacks reopens

Families of the victims were allowed special access to the station on Saturday

Brussels revelation fuels fears

The announcement on Sunday that the plotters of last month' s Brussels terror attacks had originally intended to hit Paris again only heightened the concern among police and intelligence agencies that shadowy Islamic State networks could unleash new attacks at any time, not only in France and Belgium but in other European capitals.As intelligence experts and officials took stock of what they have learned since the November 13 assaults in and around Paris, which killed 130 people, several things have come into focus. The scale of the Islamic State' s operations in Europe are still not known, but they appear to be larger and more layered than investigators at first realized; if the Paris and Brussels attacks are any model, the plotters will rely on local criminal networks in addition to committed extremists.Even as the United States, its allies and Russia have killed leaders of the Islamic State, and have rolled back some of the extremist organization' s gains on the battlefields of Iraq

1st plane takes off from Brussels Airport after March 22 attacks

Passengers travelling to Faro, Portugese city are the first to undergo Brussels airport's strict new security regime after suicide bombings.

Post-Brussels bombing, tourism to Europe may take a hit: tour operators

Post-Brussels bombing, tourism to Europe may take a hit: tour operators

Belgium conducts more raids in attack aftermath

The raids came a day after Italy arrested an Algerian man with a possible connection to the attacks in Belgium

Letters: Lessons from Brussels

The Western nations are well-advised to ask themselves why they are relentlessly targeted by radical zealots rooted in extreme Islam

Brussels attacks: Suspect's DNA at Paris attack sites

Also it emerged that police in Mechelen had failed to pass on vital information in December 2015 to colleagues in Brussels

Brussels attacks: Jet Airways aircraft with 242 stranded Indians lands in Delhi

The passenger and crew had been stranded in the Belgian capital after the deadly terror attack on airport and metro station

Brussels suicide bombers were on US terrorism lists: Report

According to US officials, Ibrahim and Khalid El Bakraoui were listed as a potential terror threat in their databases.

Belgian PM vows to 'shed light' on Brussels attacks

Two ministers have offered to resign after criticism of intelligence failures

Brussels attack exposes chinks in India's airport security

At present, passengers are frisked before accessing the terminal only in Srinagar

Brussels airport attackers identified as El Bakraoui brothers

The brothers were Brussels residents with criminal records but have not been linked by local police to terrorism until now

Brussels attacks: From Beirut to Ankara, a tale of differing social media outrage

Media and social media trends show two distinct reactions to the Brussels attacks against the explosions in Ankara

Brussels attack puts spotlight on chinks in security at Indian airports

Inadequate CCTVs, presence of slums, and non-deployment of CISF personnel had been flagged off by a Parliamentary panel three months ago

Blast at Brussels Metro station

RTBF, a Belgian TV, reported that the deafening explosion took place at Maelbeek Metro station