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Brussels Train Station Attack: What We Know
Belgian soldiers shot dead a suspected bomber who set off an explosion in one of the busiest train stations in Brussels on Tuesday.
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Belgium Has Identified Station Bomber: Interior Minister
Belgian security forces have identified a man who set off an explosion at a Brussels train station before he was shot and killed, Interior Minister Jan Jambon said today.
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Year On From Bombings, Brussels Remains On Alert
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.
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Mourad Laachraoui, Brother of Brussels Airport Bomber, Wins European Taekwondo Gold
Mourad Laachraoui, the brother of Najim Laachraoui who was involved in the bombing of Brussels airport, won gold in the European Taekwondo championship and in the process, as qualified for the Rio Olympics.
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New Security At Brussels Airport Causes Delays, Missed Flights
New security checks at Brussels Airport, where ISIS suicide bombers killed 16 people in March, are creating huge queues and causing passengers to miss flights, a situation the airport operator described as "bizarre".
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Brussels Airport Departure Hall Reopens After Deadly Bombings
Brussels airport is partially reopening its departure hall today, about six weeks after ISIS suicide bombers killed 16 people there in blasts that gutted parts of the building.
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Brussels Bomber Identified As ISIS Jailer Of Foreign Hostages In Syria: Reports
Najim Laachraoui, one of the Brussels airport suicide bombers, has been identified by several Frenchmen held hostage by ISIS in Syria as one of their prison guards, sources close to the investigation said.
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Brussels Airport Bomber Worked There For 5 Years: Report
One of the jihadists who blew themselves up at Brussels airport last month had in fact worked at the site for five years until 2012, Belgium's VTM television reported Wednesday.
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Brussels Airport Will Be Back To Full Capacity In June: Chief Executive
Brussels airport will fully re-open in June, its chief executive said, after suffering extensive damage when two suicide bombers blew themselves up in the departures hall last month killing 16.
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Brussels Airport Disrupted By Air Traffic Control Dispute
Three weeks after being struck by ISIS suicide bombers, Brussels Airport was forced to close again briefly on Tuesday due to industrial action by Belgian air traffic controllers.
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Brussels Bombers Had Planned To Attack France Again: Prosecutors
The terror cell behind bombings in Brussels had been plotting to hit France again after carrying out the Paris attacks in November, but was forced to strike closer to home as police closed in, Belgian prosecutors said on Sunday.
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Brussels Bombers Had Planned Paris Attack: Prosecutors
The planners behind the March 22 bombings in Brussels which killed 32 people had initially planned to attack Paris but struck closer to home as investigators made arrests among key suspects, Belgian prosecutors said.
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Brussels Bombing Suspect Confesses To Being The 'Man In Hat'
Paris attacks suspect Mohamed Abrini was charged on Saturday with "terrorist murders" and confessed he was the man in the hat seen with the suicide bombers at Brussels airport, Belgian prosecutors said.
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Paris Suspect Admits To Being Brussels Airport 'Man In Hat': Source
Belgium's federal prosecutor said today that Paris attacks suspect Mohamed Abrini admitted to being the "man in the hat" seen accompanying two suicide bombers at Brussels airport on March 22.
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Brussels Bomber 'Had Cleaning Job' At European Parliament
One of two ISIS terrorists who blew themselves up at Brussels airport on March 22 briefly worked as a cleaner at the European Parliament several years ago, the EU body said Wednesday.
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Brussels Train Station Attack: What We Know
Belgian soldiers shot dead a suspected bomber who set off an explosion in one of the busiest train stations in Brussels on Tuesday.
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Belgium Has Identified Station Bomber: Interior Minister
Belgian security forces have identified a man who set off an explosion at a Brussels train station before he was shot and killed, Interior Minister Jan Jambon said today.
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Year On From Bombings, Brussels Remains On Alert
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.
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Mourad Laachraoui, Brother of Brussels Airport Bomber, Wins European Taekwondo Gold
Mourad Laachraoui, the brother of Najim Laachraoui who was involved in the bombing of Brussels airport, won gold in the European Taekwondo championship and in the process, as qualified for the Rio Olympics.
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New Security At Brussels Airport Causes Delays, Missed Flights
New security checks at Brussels Airport, where ISIS suicide bombers killed 16 people in March, are creating huge queues and causing passengers to miss flights, a situation the airport operator described as "bizarre".
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Brussels Airport Departure Hall Reopens After Deadly Bombings
Brussels airport is partially reopening its departure hall today, about six weeks after ISIS suicide bombers killed 16 people there in blasts that gutted parts of the building.
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Brussels Bomber Identified As ISIS Jailer Of Foreign Hostages In Syria: Reports
Najim Laachraoui, one of the Brussels airport suicide bombers, has been identified by several Frenchmen held hostage by ISIS in Syria as one of their prison guards, sources close to the investigation said.
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Brussels Airport Bomber Worked There For 5 Years: Report
One of the jihadists who blew themselves up at Brussels airport last month had in fact worked at the site for five years until 2012, Belgium's VTM television reported Wednesday.
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Brussels Airport Will Be Back To Full Capacity In June: Chief Executive
Brussels airport will fully re-open in June, its chief executive said, after suffering extensive damage when two suicide bombers blew themselves up in the departures hall last month killing 16.
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Brussels Airport Disrupted By Air Traffic Control Dispute
Three weeks after being struck by ISIS suicide bombers, Brussels Airport was forced to close again briefly on Tuesday due to industrial action by Belgian air traffic controllers.
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Brussels Bombers Had Planned To Attack France Again: Prosecutors
The terror cell behind bombings in Brussels had been plotting to hit France again after carrying out the Paris attacks in November, but was forced to strike closer to home as police closed in, Belgian prosecutors said on Sunday.
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Brussels Bombers Had Planned Paris Attack: Prosecutors
The planners behind the March 22 bombings in Brussels which killed 32 people had initially planned to attack Paris but struck closer to home as investigators made arrests among key suspects, Belgian prosecutors said.
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Brussels Bombing Suspect Confesses To Being The 'Man In Hat'
Paris attacks suspect Mohamed Abrini was charged on Saturday with "terrorist murders" and confessed he was the man in the hat seen with the suicide bombers at Brussels airport, Belgian prosecutors said.
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Paris Suspect Admits To Being Brussels Airport 'Man In Hat': Source
Belgium's federal prosecutor said today that Paris attacks suspect Mohamed Abrini admitted to being the "man in the hat" seen accompanying two suicide bombers at Brussels airport on March 22.
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Brussels Bomber 'Had Cleaning Job' At European Parliament
One of two ISIS terrorists who blew themselves up at Brussels airport on March 22 briefly worked as a cleaner at the European Parliament several years ago, the EU body said Wednesday.
