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Brussels New Year Fireworks Canceled Over Terror Fear
Federal prosecutors said two people suspected of plotting an attack in Brussels on New Year's Eve had been arrested.
Paris Attacks: Ninth Person Arrested in Belgium
The Belgium national is suspected to have had contact with alleged Paris Mastermind Abdelhamid Abbaoud's cousin.
Police Release Five in Connection to Paris Attacks
On Sunday evening police raided a building near the fashionable Dansaert district of central Brussels.
European Union Expected to Extend Russia Sanctions on Friday
The European Union is set to agree a six-month extension of its economic sanctions on Russia on Friday.
The E.U.'s Targeting of Israel Awakens a Tragic Anti-Semitic Past
The E.U. mustn't miss a historic opportunity for change in the Middle East.
EU to Open New Chapter in Membership Talks with Turkey
Turkish Europe Minister says bloc has agreed to open talks on economic policy next month.
Brussels Lockdown Lifted as Salah Abdeslam Manhunt Continues
Schools and the metro have reopened in the Belgian capital.
Belgium Charges Man in Connection With Paris Attacks
Salah Abdeslam, suspected gunman in the Paris attacks, remains at large, Belgian authorities say.
Belgium Widens Search for Armed Islamist Extremists
Authorities put Brussels on maximum alert, closing the metro system, along with museums, shopping centers and other public spaces.
Police Launch Fresh Raids in Brussels Linked to Paris Attacks
The operation focused on friends and family of suspect Bilal Hadfi
Hunt for Suspects in Paris Attacks Highlights Missed Opportunities
The search continued for Salah Abdeslam and others thought to be responsible.
Belgium Cancels a Friendly With Spain
Authorities raised Belgium's terror threat level on Monday, prompting the football association to cancel a friendly match with Spain
The Belgian Connection: How Brahim Abdeslam Became an ISIS Suicide Bomber
On Friday, the Brussels resident blew himself up in Paris on orders from ISIS.
Turkish President to Discuss Refugee Crisis With EU Leaders in Brussels
The EU could lift visa restrictions for Turkish travelers.
Europe Seeks to Reassure Libya Over Plans to Stem Migrant Flow
900 people drowned crossing the Mediterranean last week as EU leaders step up efforts to destroy traffickers' vessels.
Shocked By Drowned Migrants, Europe Restores Rescue Mission
EU leaders agree to triple naval search mission in Mediterranean following drowning of 900 people in past week.
Eurozone Gives Greece Six-Day Deadline to Revise Reforms: Paper
Eurogroup says Athens's reforms are too optimistic, urges Greece to tackle issues of pensions and labour markets.
Greece Moves to Quell Default Fears, Pledges to Meet 'All Obligations'
Finance minister pledges to "reform Greece deeply" as deadline for €450 million loan repayment to IMF approaches.
EU to Launch 'Mythbusters' Taskforce to Counter Russian Propaganda
Heads of government met today to draw up plans to counter Russia's "disinformation campaigns".
Greek PM Assures EU Creditors Reforms Coming to Unlock Cash
German Chancellor Angela Merkel stressed no money would be released before Athens implements budget measures and reforms.
Prime Minister and Protesters Welcome Putin to Hungary
Putin has not been on a bilateral visit to a European Union state since June last year.
Battle Lines Drawn as Eurozone Starts Greek Debt Talks
Greece and Germany draw firm battle lines as eurozone finance crunch talks begin.
U.N. Says Ukraine Death Toll Passes 5,000
Millions of people have been displaced during months of fighting in Ukraine.
Channel Tunnel Set to Reopen After 'Smoldering Load' Closure
Eurotunnel said that the incident, which shut the tunnel for several hours, had not caused significant damage.
UK European Surcharge Payment Postponed 'Until After Election'
Leaked diplomatic proposals reportedly reveal deadline for final negotiation of controversial bill to Brussels to be postponed until after UK general election
UK Defends Refusal to Pay EU Bill as Press Vents Anger at Brussels
David Cameron said he would refuse to pay the 2.1 billion euro bill by the Dec 1 deadline, as the row highlighted growing Euroscepticism in Britain
Over Half of Europe's Bankers Bypass the EU Bonus Cap
Newsweek reveals that more than half of Europe's banks are planning to bypass new laws restricting bumper bonuses
Belgian Police Find Weapons in Flat Amid 'European Commission Bomb Plot' Fears
Belgian police confirm parts used in detonation devices are found in a flat rented by recently arrested Dutch couple, returning from Syria
Ukraine Says Russian Escalation Could Lead to 'Full-Scale War'
EU leaders threatened fresh sanctions against Russia in response to ongoing aggressive military action in eastern Ukraine