Mohamed Abrini, the "man in the hat" who escaped from Brussels airport just before a deadly suicide attack, has been charged in France over links to the November 13 atrocities in Paris.

Three people who were detained in a series of anti-terror raids in the Brussels suburb of Molenbeek, where some of the Paris and Brussels attackers lived or travelled, have been freed by Belgian authorities.

Two Belgian police officers have been stabbed by a knife-wielding man in Brussels in an incident which is thought to be terror-related.

An explosion outside Belgium's criminal institute was probably not caused by a bomb, the Brussels prosecutor's office has said.

An explosion has rocked Belgium's criminology institute in the capital Brussels.

Update: Authorities now believe the man was a student measuring radiation levels in the Belgian capital.

The death toll from the Istanbul airport suicide attack has risen to 42.

Police and anti-terrorism investigators have been alerted to the possibility that small groups of extremists have left Syria for France and Belgium with plans to stage attacks, a French security official said.

A Belgian judge has ruled that a suspect in the November 13 Paris attacks can be extradited to France.

A Belgian parliamentary commission scrutinising the March suicide bombings in Brussels and the official response is hearing about numerous communications glitches and the intense confusion sparked by unfounded rumours.

Recently, and thanks to a cheap air ticket with Ryanair, I jumped at the chance to travel to Portugal and escape the atrocious weather this year.

The Brussels subway station where 16 people were killed by a suicide bomber has reopened just over a month after the attacks.

Belgium’s prime minister lashed out at KLM Royal Dutch Airlines for offering free train tickets to Amsterdam to lure passengers away from the bomb-crippled Brussels airport.

Ryanair flights from Dublin to Brussels' Zavantem Airport will not resume until May, despite the airport reopening.

Lufthansa’s supervisory board is to meet on April 27 to discuss buying the 55% of Brussels Airlines which it does not yet own, German newspaper Sueddeutsche Zeitung reported yesterday.

Two men have been charged with offences related to the Brussels bombings, while three others have been detained in Brussels in connection to the Paris attacks, Belgian authorities said.

Two more men have been charged with terrorism-related offences in connection with the Brussels bombings, Belgian authorities have said.

Terror suspect Mohamed Abrini was the third man present at Brussels Airport during the March 22 suicide bombings there, the Federal Prosecution Office in Belgium confirmed.

Belgian prosecutors have launched a public appeal seeking any information on the “man in hat” suspect in the Brussels Airport suicide bombings.

Belgian prosecutors have released new footage of the key surviving Brussels Airport attacks suspect, showing the route he took after leaving the area.

Here’s a briefing on some of the stories and issues highlighted on irishexaminer.com today.

Pictures and plans of Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel’s residence and offices were found on a computer discovered after a raid on a flat used by the men suspected of carrying out last week’s deadly bombings in Brussels, Belgian media reported.

Even allied nations are suspicious of one another, but only greater trust in the gathering of information will prevent terrorist attacks from becoming commonplace, says David Wise

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Belgian riot police clashed yesterday with hundreds of right-wing hooligans at a temporary shrine honouring victims of the Brussels suicide bombings, as investigators launched fresh anti-terror raids, taking four more people into custody.

Belgian prosecutors have issued an arrest warrant for a new suspect in Tuesday's attacks on the Brussels airport and subway.

Flights at Brussels airport will not resume before Tuesday, officials said as they assess the damage caused by twin explosions in the terminal earlier this week.

The identities of those killed in Tuesday’s terror attack continue to emerge as police continue the hunt for the killers.

Several suspects are being quizzed across Europe as police investigations and recriminations continued over Tuesday’s terror attacks in Brussels.

EU struggles to understand what drives people to join terror cells, writes Sorcha Ní Coileain

Belgian police have arrested seven people and German authorities arrested two in separate investigations into IS suicide bombings in Brussels, while authorities in France said they thwarted a militant plot there “that was at an advanced stage”.

In the wake of the horrific attack at the Brussels airport and a metro station, there were immediate calls for more information sharing and greater co-ordination among the world’s intelligence agencies to detect terrorist plots before they can be executed, writes David Wise

A second attacker is suspected of taking part in the bombing this week of a Brussels subway train and may be at large, according to Belgian and French media reports, amid signs that the same Islamic State (IS) network was behind the attacks in Brussels and bloodshed in Paris last year.