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WARNING: The video contains disturbing content not suitable for all viewers. Viewer discretion is advised. A gunman suspected of shooting and killing two Swedish soccer fans and injuring a taxi driver in Brussels died on Tuesday morning after being shot by police in a café.

Sat, Mar 26: Brussels international airport will not reopen before Tuesday, following attacks in the Belgian capital that left 31 dead. Belgian prosecutors on Saturday announced that one arrested man, named as Faycal C, had now been charged with terrorist offences. Vassy Kapelos reports

Four more people were taken into custody following anti-terrorism raids in Belgium. Suspected terrorism plotters were also arrested in The Netherlands and Italy. This after riot police clashed with hundreds of so-called “hooligans” in Brussels. Kenneth Craig reports.

Mon, Mar 28: Police in Belgium picked up a man widely thought to be one of the bombers at the Brussels Airport last week, but they came up short on evidence and had to release him. As Jeff Semple reports, it’s the latest in a series of challenges in the terror investigation.

Belgium’s Federal Prosecutor’s Office has released new footage of a suspect wanted in connection with the deadly Brussels airport attack.

Sun, Apr 10: The extremists who struck Brussels last month and killed 32 people initially planned to launch a second assault on France in the wake of the November attacks in Paris. Ross Lord reports.

Evacuations were ongoing following attacks at Brussels airport and metro system that left at least 28 dead, Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel told a news conference on Tuesday.Michel said work was ongoing to ascertain the identities of the victims.

British Prime Minister David Cameron said on Tuesday that European countries must stand together against extremists and “make sure they can never win” following the Brussels attacks.

A journalist travelling on a metro train just behind the one that exploded, said passengers felt a blast of air and heard thudding in the distance before the train stopped and the lights went off. Evan Lamos was on his way to work when an explosion took place in the underground system.

Explosions, at least one likely caused by a suicide bomber, rocked the Brussels airport and subway system Tuesday, prompting a lockdown of the Belgian capital and heightened security across Europe. Pierre Meys, the spokesperson for the Brussels’ firefighters, said many people had “war injuries” and it was the worst thing he had seen in his...

Footage posted to social media shows the police response following attacks in Brussels on Tuesday, showing offices on a rooftop on the city’s Rue de la Loi, the street on which Maelbeek metro station is located.

People paid tributes outside the Brussels Stock Exchange in the wake of attacks on Tuesday that claimed the lives of at least 31 people and injured dozens. Others used chalk to write words of solidarity on the ground.

Tue, Mar 22: Craig Richmond, President & Chief Executive Officer of Vancouver Airport Authority addresses questions at YVR Tuesday, March 22 following a series of terror attacks at Brussels Zaventem airport in Belgium.

Toronto mayor John Tory announced Tuesday that the popular ‘Toronto’ sign outside City Hall had been lit with the colours of the Belgian flag too remember victims of the Brussels attack, but the sign would be dimmed tonight to honour the late former mayor Rob Ford.

King Philippe of Belgium addressed the nation on Tuesday following the attacks on an airport and a metro station in Brussels.

Tue, Mar 22: Three days of mourning have been declared in Belgium follow a series of terror attack in the city of Brussels. More than thirty people have been killed and dozens are injured. Grace Ke reports.

Walter Benjamin, who lost a leg in the Brussels airport bombings, uses a daily account of his convalescence on social media to try and come to terms with what happened.

March 22: Quebec politicians reacted swiftly to denounce the terrorist attacks in Brussels, Belgium that killed dozens of people. Global’s Felicia Parrillo reports.

Tue, Mar 22: Explosions ripped through the airport in Brussels, while another blast hit one of the city’s metro stations at the height of morning rush hour. Jeff Semple has the details from Brussels.

Terrorists claimed responsibility for attacks in Brussels at the city’s airport and one of its metro stations. Sean O’Shea reports.