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In A First, ISIS Suspect Turns Into An Informer For British Spies: Report
In a first, an ISIS terror suspect in custody over suspicions of his role in Paris and Brussels terror attacks has turned into an informer for UK police intelligence services against the terror outfit.
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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 Attacks A 'Failure' But Belgium Not A 'Failed State', Says PM
The ISIS attacks in Brussels represented a security "failure", Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel admitted on Wednesday, but he rejected the notion his country was a "failed state".
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US Official Says 2 Americans Killed In Brussels Attacks
At least two American citizens have been confirmed killed in this week's attacks in Brussels, a US official said today, as Secretary of State John Kerry is visiting the city to express his condolences to the Belgian people.
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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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Belgian Ministers Offer To Quit Over Brussels Attacks 'Errors'
Belgian ministers under fire for intelligence failings over the deadly ISIS suicide attacks on Brussels admitted "errors" and offered to quit on Thursday as the country lowered its terror alert following the bombings.
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From Donald Trump To Refugees: Ripple Effects Of Brussels Attack
As Brussels reels from an attack by ISIS jihadists, analysts warn of a ripple effect that could further whip up populist sentiment on the continent and in the United States.
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ISIS Video Calls For Jihad After Brussels Blasts
ISIS released a video on social media today calling on its followers to claim victory and wage jihad after deadly blasts in Brussels this week that the group said it had carried out.
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Who Is Najim Laachraoui, Suspected Islamic State Bomb-Maker?
According to European authorities, Najim Laachraoui is a bomb-maker for the Islamic State - and this alleged skill-set may have put him at the center of two of Europe's biggest terror plots in recent memory.
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How Vulnerable Is The United States To A Brussels-Like Attack?
The apparently coordinated bombings that killed more than 30 people in Belgium are unlikely to be duplicated in the United States, which is separated by an ocean from Islamic extremists fighting in Syria and Iraq and has seen far fewer of its people traveling there, former intelligence and counterterrorism officials said.
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Brussels Attacks Stir Debate Over Airport Security
Twin explosions in the departure hall of Brussels Airport prompted several countries worldwide to review or tighten airport security on Tuesday and raised questions about how soon passengers should be screened when entering terminals.
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In A First, ISIS Suspect Turns Into An Informer For British Spies: Report
In a first, an ISIS terror suspect in custody over suspicions of his role in Paris and Brussels terror attacks has turned into an informer for UK police intelligence services against the terror outfit.
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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 Attacks A 'Failure' But Belgium Not A 'Failed State', Says PM
The ISIS attacks in Brussels represented a security "failure", Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel admitted on Wednesday, but he rejected the notion his country was a "failed state".
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US Official Says 2 Americans Killed In Brussels Attacks
At least two American citizens have been confirmed killed in this week's attacks in Brussels, a US official said today, as Secretary of State John Kerry is visiting the city to express his condolences to the Belgian people.
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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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Belgian Ministers Offer To Quit Over Brussels Attacks 'Errors'
Belgian ministers under fire for intelligence failings over the deadly ISIS suicide attacks on Brussels admitted "errors" and offered to quit on Thursday as the country lowered its terror alert following the bombings.
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From Donald Trump To Refugees: Ripple Effects Of Brussels Attack
As Brussels reels from an attack by ISIS jihadists, analysts warn of a ripple effect that could further whip up populist sentiment on the continent and in the United States.
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ISIS Video Calls For Jihad After Brussels Blasts
ISIS released a video on social media today calling on its followers to claim victory and wage jihad after deadly blasts in Brussels this week that the group said it had carried out.
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Who Is Najim Laachraoui, Suspected Islamic State Bomb-Maker?
According to European authorities, Najim Laachraoui is a bomb-maker for the Islamic State - and this alleged skill-set may have put him at the center of two of Europe's biggest terror plots in recent memory.
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How Vulnerable Is The United States To A Brussels-Like Attack?
The apparently coordinated bombings that killed more than 30 people in Belgium are unlikely to be duplicated in the United States, which is separated by an ocean from Islamic extremists fighting in Syria and Iraq and has seen far fewer of its people traveling there, former intelligence and counterterrorism officials said.
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Brussels Attacks Stir Debate Over Airport Security
Twin explosions in the departure hall of Brussels Airport prompted several countries worldwide to review or tighten airport security on Tuesday and raised questions about how soon passengers should be screened when entering terminals.
