Brussels attacks
Why do terrorists target airports so frequently?
Security expert Brian Michael Jenkins on why terrorists are drawn to airports, and the massive cost of even a failed attack
Paul Wells: Europe’s breaking point
Targeted by terror and overcome by waves of refugees—a grand experiment is stumbling. A special report by political editor Paul Wells
In defence of the defunct Office of Religious Freedom
The office was certainly flawed, writes Evan Solomon. But the core concept was sound.
Making a terrorist on the streets of Brussels
Disorganized authorities have fumbled investigations, as ISIS recruitment efforts create a ‘jihadi-mania’
With the attacks on Brussels, Europe’s crisis of competence boils over
It is time for Europe to finally abolish its network of terrorist safe havens, says Terry Glavin
After Brussels attacks, Europe’s tragic new normal settles in
On the streets of Brussels, there is anger and fear—about what has happened and what is still to come. Leah McLaren reports.
The Brussels bombing: closing minds first, borders second
Belgians filled the streets in defiance, taking to the sidewalks with chalk and messages of hope
Photos: Fear and panic during the Brussels attacks
Islamic State group claims responsibility for attacks targeting the airport and subway