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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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New Security At Brussels Airport Causes Delays, Missed Flights
New security checks at Brussels Airport, where suicide bombs killed 16 people, are creating huge queues and causing passengers to miss flights, a situation even the airport operator described as "bizarre".
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Brussels to Stay at Highest Security Alert Today, Hunts 'Several' Suspects
Brussels will remain at the highest possible alert level on Monday with schools and metros closed over a "serious and imminent" security threat in the wake of the Paris attacks, the Belgian prime minister said.
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Europe Must do More to Help Migrants: UN Chief Ban Ki-Moon
Europe must do more to help migrants crossing the Mediterranean, UN chief Ban Ki-moon said Tuesday ahead of a visit to Brussels, as a planned EU naval operation awaits UN Security Council approval.
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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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New Security At Brussels Airport Causes Delays, Missed Flights
New security checks at Brussels Airport, where suicide bombs killed 16 people, are creating huge queues and causing passengers to miss flights, a situation even the airport operator described as "bizarre".
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Brussels to Stay at Highest Security Alert Today, Hunts 'Several' Suspects
Brussels will remain at the highest possible alert level on Monday with schools and metros closed over a "serious and imminent" security threat in the wake of the Paris attacks, the Belgian prime minister said.
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Europe Must do More to Help Migrants: UN Chief Ban Ki-Moon
Europe must do more to help migrants crossing the Mediterranean, UN chief Ban Ki-moon said Tuesday ahead of a visit to Brussels, as a planned EU naval operation awaits UN Security Council approval.
