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Alexey Pushkov said Europe has hushed up links to opposition militants.

Tarik Hassane, 22, and Suhaib Majeed, 21, convicted of planning to kill soldiers and police.

A mother of twins, a law student and a government worker were all killed in the bomb blasts.

Our unity in Europe makes us safer, not weaker, says Paddy Ashdown.

The third bomber, security sources told Belgian media, was Najim Laachraoui, a veteran Islamist fighter in Syria.

Law enforcement agencies and travelers were on edge a day after deadly suicide bombings rocked Brussels.

With at least 31 dead, Belgians seem resigned to the reality of terror in Europe.

Residents say radicalized recruiters exploit those who lead "simple lives."

Dozens of people died in twin bombings in Brussels on Tuesday.

Brahim El-Bakraoui blew himself up at Zaventem Airport on Tuesday.

Knee-jerk reactions to the tragic Brussels attacks are counter-productive, writes Adam Walker.

The top lawmaker on the intelligence committee in the House said the explosion was close to U.S. airline counters.

Repairs for damages will only be a small part of the total losses though.

The pair killed themselves, and 31 others, in the Brussels attacks on behalf of the Islamic State.

EU states should "be ashamed" of themselves if they do not cooperate.

"Let them perish and die," Zhirinovsky told Russian state TV.

Yisrael Katz says Belgians cannot "continue to eat chocolate" and fight extremism.

Thibaut Courtois believes change at the club was inevitable.

The friendly was scheduled for the King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels.

Extremists aim to divide, and we must not bow to them, writes Chatham House's Benoit Gomis.

Prosecutors say several people possibly linked to the bomb attacks are still at large.

An online help desk has given fresh advice to ISIS members following the Brussels attacks.

The singer gave an impassioned speech blasting the perpetrators of the attacks.

"It's war," the cartoonist declares with the hashtag #Bruxelles.

Memphis Depay feels more at home on international duty.

Laachraoui, an accomplice of Paris attack suspect Salah Abdeslam, remains at large.

The driver's suspicions were aroused when he could not help the attackers with their suitcases.

Unemployment and alienation have left many bitter and ripe for recruitment, experts say.

Siblings Khalid and Ibrahim El-Bakraoui both had criminal records, but no known extremist connections.

The suspect reportedly was seen in the airport terminal wearing a light-colored jacket and a hat.