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Brussels attacks: Belgium issues appeal for information on 'the man in the hat'
The Belgian Federal Prosecutor’s Office has launched an appeal for information on a third person suspected of involvement in the Brussels Airport
Belgium's PM rejects Europe's 'weakest link' label in fight against terror
Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel has rejected accusations that Belgium is Europe’s weakest link in the fight against terror. “I don’t accept
Flights resume at Brussels Airport
Flights at Brussels Airport gradually increase, two weeks after the terror attacks. Security is tight, with new check-in procedures.
First flight
The first flight since the March 22 terror attacks has departed from Brussels Zaventem airport.
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Brussels airport cautiously reopens for a handful of flights
Brussels Airport reopened on Sunday (April 3), twelve days after suicide bombers hit its departure hall and killed sixteen people. There are far
Video: woman mowed down by car speeding from police in Molenbeek
Belgian police arrested several right-wing and anti-racist protesters on Brussels on Saturday. Riot officers engaged in a tense confrontation with
Brussels Airport set to partially reopen at 20 percent capacity
Brussels airport was set to partially reopen on Sunday (April 3) twelve days after its departure lounge was hit by suicide bombers. There will be
Brussels airport set to reopen on Sunday after accord struck on security
An agreement was made on security measures with airport police to reopen the airport. Only a partial service will run from Zaventem which was severely damaged by the bombings on March 22.
Brussels: first came the horror, then disbelief. Now questions are being asked.
The attacks in Brussels continue to make headlines and lead radio and television bulletins across Europe. RAI 3 in Italy looks at the backgrounds of
Religious leaders in unity pledge after Brussels bombings
Religious leaders vow to unify all communities in the wake of the Brussels attacks, as Muslims fear reprisals for the March 22 suicide bombings.
Europe Weekly: Brussels still reeling, Ankara not amused
In this edition of Europe weekly, the Belgian capital remains in shock following the Brussels attacks, while migrants and refugees remain the big
Fears for tourism after Brussels attacks
Euronews interviews Patrick Bontinck, the CEO of the tourism body Visit Brussels, to find out how tourism has been impacted by the March 22 attacks.
Brussels airport 'operationally ready' for partial reopening
Belgian airport police threaten strike action over airport reopening due to 'lax security'.
Brussels airport to reopen, but will tourists return?
Brussels airport has confirmed it was “technically ready” to reopen on Friday, following the March 22 attacks which devastated much of the main
Europe's new normal and Microsoft's badmouth chatbot
In this edition of Business Line we report on the possible impact on tourism of the Brussels bombings and see how the darker elements of the internet corrupted a Twitter chatbot.
Brussels airport won't be fully operational for 'months'
Brussels airport says it will take months to get the busy transport hub fully operational, after last week’s deadly bombings. It was hoped that some
Belgium: The people known and suspected of being linked to the attacks
The investigation into the terrorist attacks of March 22 in Brussels, claimed by the so-called Islamic State have brought to light the ramifications
Brussels "still in shock" one week after suicide bomb attacks
Authorities at Brussels Zavatem airport say it could take months before the airport reopens at full capacity. On Tuesday, staff were carrying out
Belgium, France lead minute's silence for Brussels and Lahore attacks
Brussels Mayor Yvan Mayeur has led a minute’s silence in Paris with his French counterpart Anne Hidalgo. The memorial for victims of the Brussels and
The week that changed Brussels forever
Follow the horror as it unfolded - told in the words of those involved