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Brussels must be a wake-up call for Europe says Israeli security expert

In this longer version of an on-air interview with Israeli security expert Yoram Schweitzer, euronews' Damon Embling gets the view on Europe's security dilemma from a man living in a state that has st

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London lights up for Brussels

Famous London landmarks glowed in the colours of the Belgian flag in a display of solidarity on Wednesday night. Belgians began three days of

Belgium

All the latest developments in Brussels

The inquiry, Abdeslam court appearance, the security situation and the warnings about Easter weekend travel.

World News

"Terror has no religion" - Brussels mourns

The Belgian capital’s main square, Place de la Bourse continues to draw mourners, many holding posters with the defiant message “No to Terrorism”

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World News

From the Peruvian jungle to death by jihadi in Brussels

Very few of the victims of the Brussels attacks have been identified yet, but one who has has made headlines back in her native Peru, a country that

World

Belgian 'jihadists' more like street thugs, says anti terror expert

Euronews has spoken to terrorism expert Claude Moniquet about Belgian authorities’ handling of the ongoing terror investigations. The former French

Turkey

Najim Laachraoui reported to be second Brussels airport bomber

AFP news agency, citing police sources, has identified Najim Laachraoui as the second Brussels Airport suicide bomber. The Belgian, of Moroccan

Belgium

Europe tightens airport security as fresh attacks feared

Security is being tightened at European airports following the Brussels attacks, with the airport there now closed until the weekend. In France the

Belgium

Brussels travellers struggle with security checks

After Tuesday's terror attacks, travellers in Brussels have been subject to a major security operation with troops and police checking bags leading to long delays at stations.

Belgium

Brussels bombers included two brothers

Hunt continues for the third man seen on CCTV at airport

Belgium

Belgian royal couple visit injured in hospital

King Phillipe and Queen Mathilde of Belgium have been visiting survivors of the Brussels attacks at one of the hospitals where the wounded are being

Sport

Belgium agrees venue change for Portugal match after bloodshed

Belgium’s friendly international with Portugal has been moved to the Portuguese city of Leiria following the Brussels attacks. Initially Belgium

Europe News

Impossible to prevent all terror attacks, warns top security analyst

Euronews spoke to Serge Stroobants, a defence analyst at the Institute for Economics and Peace think-tank. Stroobants, who also served with a

Belgium

Solidarity for Belgium from migrants at the Idomeni camp in Greece

“Sorry for Brussels” was a message painted on the body of a young migrant at the camp at Idomeni in Greece. They wanted to show their solidarity with

Belgium

Belgium unites in minute's silence for victims of Brussels bombings

Belgium has observed a minute’s silence for the victims of the March 22 terror attacks. At noon several thousand people gathered at various points

Belgium

Brussels bombers identified as two brothers

Third man in white jacket and glasses is still "actively sought" by police

Belgium

Brussels shows strength in the face of fear

An eerie calm hangs over Brussels, a day after bomb attacks claimed the lives of dozens of people. Amid a heightened presence of armed forces on the

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Migrants hold protest on border

Dozens of migrants held a protest at the Greek-Macedonian border on Tuesday against the closed borders in Europe. More than 12,000 people have been

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Tribute to Brussels attack victims in Europe

Mourners continued to gather on Tuesday night at Place de la Bourse in memory of the victims of the Brussels bombings. The Eiffel Tower lit up with

Belgium

Belgian prosecutor confirms brothers' role in Brussels bombings

Belgium’s federal prosecutor has given more details about the suicide bombings that rocked Brussels on Tuesday. Frédéric Van Leeuw, speaking at a