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"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.

Other major U.S. transportation hubs were placed on alert on Tuesday.

The old-line extremist networks have no connection to today's "jihadist cool" aficionados.

Brussels citizens follow Parisiens and offer their homes to people stuck after the attacks.

The Belgian government has "failed" in stopping the jihadi threat, say experts.

Musicians, actors and more react to the senseless attacks in the Belgian capital.

Belgian federal prosecutor releases images of suspected bombers inside Zaventem airport.

Ukraine's security chief angered Moscow with suggestions of Russian responsibility.

News agency affiliated with ISIS claims responsibility for the attacks in Brussels.

Twin explosions in Brussels will test how the contenders would protect the U.S. as president.

England's football match against Germany in Berlin will go on as planned.

Social media users share sympathy and express defiance after attacks.

At least 26 people have been killed in the attacks, according to officials.

Sympathizers of the militant group hail the attack as a reaction to Belgium's "war" on religion.

The aftermath of the Brussels attacks, which left at least 30 dead and many more injured.

British right-wing party says immigration policy puts people in danger.