Brussels
The EU was built on a dream, but it’s collapsing into a nightmare thanks to the power of populist governments in what is starting to feel like the beginning of the end of Europe.
One year after the carnage on the streets of the French capital, the brains behind the atrocity have been identified.
From India to Mexico City and even at the Promenade des Anglais, memorials and tributes to the victims of the Bastille Day attack.
Between attacks, meetings of Muslim immigrants in an old family home.
The Algerian had spent three months in a seaside village with his pregnant wife. But if he was a false-papers master—and tied to Salah Abdeslam—why was he really picked up?
A driver said to be of Moroccan heritage risked his life by leading police to the ISIS bomb factory in Brussels. He must become an inspiration for communities to unite against terror.
Memorials from Brussels to Rome to New York’s Union Square paid tribute to the victims of Monday’s senseless act of terror.