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Terror Victims' Families Sue Twitter, Allege It Helped ISIS: Report
Family members of three Americans who were killed in attacks by the ISIS in the Brussels airport bombing in 2016 and Paris attack in November 2015 have filed a lawsuit against Twitter, accusing it of aiding the extremist group by ignoring its tweets.
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PM Modi Wants Extradition Treaty With Terror-Hit Belgium Expedited
Offering his deepest condolences to the families of the victims of the March 22 terror attacks in Brussels, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that an extradition treaty between India and Belgium should be expedited.
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Police Fire Water Cannon At Far-Right Hooligans At Brussels Shrine
Riot police fired water cannon today at far-right football hooligans who invaded a square in the Belgian capital that has become a memorial to the victims of the Brussels attacks, an AFP journalist said.
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Belgium Revises Number Of People Killed In Brussels Attacks To 28
The death toll from the March 22 attacks on Brussels airport and the metro system has been revised down to 28, the Belgian Crisis Centre said today.
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Brussels Victims From Around The World
Among the 31 people killed in the Brussels attacks were citizens of almost a dozen countries, among them Dutch siblings who had phoned a relative just as the bombs went off.
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US Victim Of Brussels Bombing 'Lucky' To Be Alive
A young American missionary who survived the blasts in Brussels with serious injuries says he's lucky to be alive after previous brushes with fate at the Boston Marathon bombings and the France terror attacks.
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John Kerry Arrives In Brussels For Talks On Countering Extremism
US Secretary of State John Kerry has arrived in Brussels for counter-terrorism talks with EU and Belgian officials and to pay his respects to the victims of this week's attacks.
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'Weeks' To Identify Brussels Blast Victims
Working with teeth, fingerprints and DNA, and sometimes relying on just tiny body parts, the forensic experts dealing with the victims of the Brussels attacks warn it could take weeks to identify them.
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Grieving Brussels Holds Vigil At Historic City Square, Belgium To Observe 3-Day Mourning
"Brussels I love you" says the message written in chalk on a historic city square, a place for raucous celebration that has become a scene of grief after Belgium's worst terror attack.
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Batman v Superman Cancels London Red Carpet After Brussels Attacks
Though Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice was shown at the London premiere, the red carpet event which usually follows, was cancelled in the wake of the attacks in Brussels. "Our hearts go out to the victims of recent terrorist attacks, their families and the communities impacted around the world"
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Grabbed A Child, Hid Him Under The Counter: Brussels Airport Employee
Victims lay in pools of blood, their limbs blown off, as the smoke cleared to reveal a scene of horror after twin explosions ripped through the main terminal at Brussels airport, witnesses told AFP.
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Terror Victims' Families Sue Twitter, Allege It Helped ISIS: Report
Family members of three Americans who were killed in attacks by the ISIS in the Brussels airport bombing in 2016 and Paris attack in November 2015 have filed a lawsuit against Twitter, accusing it of aiding the extremist group by ignoring its tweets.
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PM Modi Wants Extradition Treaty With Terror-Hit Belgium Expedited
Offering his deepest condolences to the families of the victims of the March 22 terror attacks in Brussels, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that an extradition treaty between India and Belgium should be expedited.
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Police Fire Water Cannon At Far-Right Hooligans At Brussels Shrine
Riot police fired water cannon today at far-right football hooligans who invaded a square in the Belgian capital that has become a memorial to the victims of the Brussels attacks, an AFP journalist said.
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Belgium Revises Number Of People Killed In Brussels Attacks To 28
The death toll from the March 22 attacks on Brussels airport and the metro system has been revised down to 28, the Belgian Crisis Centre said today.
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Brussels Victims From Around The World
Among the 31 people killed in the Brussels attacks were citizens of almost a dozen countries, among them Dutch siblings who had phoned a relative just as the bombs went off.
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US Victim Of Brussels Bombing 'Lucky' To Be Alive
A young American missionary who survived the blasts in Brussels with serious injuries says he's lucky to be alive after previous brushes with fate at the Boston Marathon bombings and the France terror attacks.
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John Kerry Arrives In Brussels For Talks On Countering Extremism
US Secretary of State John Kerry has arrived in Brussels for counter-terrorism talks with EU and Belgian officials and to pay his respects to the victims of this week's attacks.
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'Weeks' To Identify Brussels Blast Victims
Working with teeth, fingerprints and DNA, and sometimes relying on just tiny body parts, the forensic experts dealing with the victims of the Brussels attacks warn it could take weeks to identify them.
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Grieving Brussels Holds Vigil At Historic City Square, Belgium To Observe 3-Day Mourning
"Brussels I love you" says the message written in chalk on a historic city square, a place for raucous celebration that has become a scene of grief after Belgium's worst terror attack.
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Batman v Superman Cancels London Red Carpet After Brussels Attacks
Though Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice was shown at the London premiere, the red carpet event which usually follows, was cancelled in the wake of the attacks in Brussels. "Our hearts go out to the victims of recent terrorist attacks, their families and the communities impacted around the world"
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Grabbed A Child, Hid Him Under The Counter: Brussels Airport Employee
Victims lay in pools of blood, their limbs blown off, as the smoke cleared to reveal a scene of horror after twin explosions ripped through the main terminal at Brussels airport, witnesses told AFP.
