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A gunman suspected of killing two Swedish nationals in a terrorist attack in Brussels has died after being shot by police, bringing an end to an overnight manhunt.

Two people with Swedish nationality were shot dead in the Belgian capital Brussels on Monday evening with the suspect still at large, according to Belgian public broadcaster VRT.

Following the attack, the terror threat level for Brussels was raised to 4, the highest level. Belgium as a whole was previously level 2.

Brussels, Oct. 16 (EFE) – The Belgian government activated a crisis center on Monday night after at least two people were killed in central Brussels by an armed individual who fled and apparently acted for terrorist purposes. The shooting occurred around 7:30 pm on a central street in Brussels when the individual began shooting with …

A beer museum for the thirsty.

In response to a POLITICO survey, seven city mayors reflect on the biggest obstacles they face.

A high-ranking official in the Belgian government has resigned in the face of outrage over his decision to allow the Islamist mayor of Tehran to attend an urban policy conference that took place in Brussels in mid-June. The invitation and issuance of

Residents in Neder-Over-Heembeek, in the north of Brussels, have lost their appeal against the construction of a new tram line connecting the neighbourhood to the city centre.

Locals living in the Stalingrad-Lemonnier district in central Brussels are battling to save the historic and, in the words of urban action group ARAU director Marion Alecian, “architecturally extraordinary” 19th-century Palais du Midi from being dismantled due to complex construction works for m

Mariupol Mayor Vadym Boichenko and Brussels Mayor Philippe Close have discussed options for cooperation in matters of reviving Mariupol after the city is liberated from Russian forces. — Ukrinform.