Explosions

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

Gatwick, Paris and Frankfurt airports increase security levels after two explosions hit Brussels check-in area.

No links to extremism yet established but ISIS suspects remain at large in Belgian capital.

Cooking gas cylinder blows up, triggering construction detonators stored illegally nearby.

The detentions came a day after the Communist Party sacked the head of China's work safety regulator.

Dozens were killed and hundreds injured in the blasts.

Suspicion is likely to fall on the militant Islamist group, which has attacked the city several times during a six-year insurgency.

More than a dozen explosions were heard in the first hour.

A professional news streamer gave Periscope a try, and a mixed-grade.

More than 100 firefighters were on the scene after an explosion caused a building to partially collapse in New York City's East Village neighborhood.

Legalized recreational marijuana has seen the use of hash oil in Colorado explode, leading to, well...explosions.