Brussels Aftermath

A year after ISIS suicide bombers killed 32 people in Brussels, Belgian authorities say much remains unclear about who ordered the attacks, even if those who staged them are either dead or in jail.

Belgium will extend its F-16 air strikes against ISIS jihadists in Iraq into Syria, the government said today, as it grapples with the aftermath of deadly ISIS-claimed bomb attacks in Brussels in March.

When Brussels police caught Salah Abdeslam, suspected sole survivor of November's suicide assault on Paris, they knew they were in a race against time to stop a new ISIS attack.

On the morning of the deadliest attack in Belgium since World War II, Dries Valaert left home without waking his parents.

Amid a heightened alert in the wake of Brussels terror attacks, security agencies have stepped up vigil at sensitive airports in the country with passengers being made to take off their footwear and belts and go through detailed frisking.

A new video released by what appears to be a propaganda wing of the Islamic State cites remarks made by Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump in the aftermath of this week's deadly terror attacks in Brussels.

A year after ISIS suicide bombers killed 32 people in Brussels, Belgian authorities say much remains unclear about who ordered the attacks, even if those who staged them are either dead or in jail.

Belgium will extend its F-16 air strikes against ISIS jihadists in Iraq into Syria, the government said today, as it grapples with the aftermath of deadly ISIS-claimed bomb attacks in Brussels in March.

When Brussels police caught Salah Abdeslam, suspected sole survivor of November's suicide assault on Paris, they knew they were in a race against time to stop a new ISIS attack.

On the morning of the deadliest attack in Belgium since World War II, Dries Valaert left home without waking his parents.

Amid a heightened alert in the wake of Brussels terror attacks, security agencies have stepped up vigil at sensitive airports in the country with passengers being made to take off their footwear and belts and go through detailed frisking.

A new video released by what appears to be a propaganda wing of the Islamic State cites remarks made by Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump in the aftermath of this week's deadly terror attacks in Brussels.