NEW DELHI: Days right after External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj visited Pakistan, Jamaat-ud-Dawah (JuD) main Hafiz Saeed has dared India to show his involvement in the 26/eleven Mumbai terror assaults.
In accordance to a online video posted on his Twitter account, Saeed is seen declaring, “Our authorities remained silent, but enable me answer to Sushma. It is been seven several years but they could not show who was guiding the Mumbai assaults and Insha Allah (if Allah wills it) they will never ever be capable to demonstrate it right up until eternity.”
“India has unsuccessful to offer any proof of Mumbai attacks, whilst on the other hand Modi has confessed for worst terrorism of #1971,”
Saeed’s assertion will come right after India was assured of steps currently being taken to expedite the early summary of 26/11 Mumbai trial, following Swaraj visited Pakistan previous 7 days.
He also slammed Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif for holding a assembly with his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi in Paris, saying it has harm the sentiments of ‘Kashmiri Muslims’.
BUJUMBURA, Burundi—Unidentified attackers stormed two army camps in Burundi’s cash Friday, and soldiers said 8 people had been killed in the ensuing firefights as gunfire and explosions rocked Bujumbura, terrifying civilians who hid in their residences.
Five of the attackers and two troopers were killed in the assault by folks in civilian apparel at 4 a.m. at a camp in Ngagara, a soldier explained. Two attackers had been reportedly captured. Yet another soldier at the navy university of ISCAM stated one particular soldier died in an attack by mysterious males around the very same time. Each soldiers insisted on anonymity because they are not licensed to talk with the media.
The appears of struggle ongoing previous daybreak Friday, with individuals remaining indoors and only military and police vehicles seen patrolling the town centre. Road blocks ended up set up in part of the town, inhabitants stated.
The preventing is seemingly part of violence linked to President Pierre Nkurunziza possessing been elected to a 3rd term, which several Burundians and foreign observers had opposed as unconstitutional and in violation of peace accords that finished a civil war, in which 300,000 people have been killed between 1993 and 2006.
Mr. Nkurunziza received elections in July for a third term. The Constitutional Court docket ruled in favor of Mr. Nkurunziza, who says he was entitled to another time period because for his 1st phrase he was elected by parliament and not by well-known mandate. The deputy president of the Constitutional Courtroom fled to exile in Rwanda before the ruling and explained the court docket experienced been coerced to rule in favor of the president.
Mr. Nkurunziza’s push for a 3rd expression has brought on months of violence, such as a coup attempt. At least 240 individuals have been killed considering that April and about 215,000 others have fled to neighboring international locations, according to the U.N.
At the very least seven men and women were killed this 7 days 6 by guys putting on police uniforms.
Each opponents and supporters of the authorities have been killed in obvious revenge attacks.
Burundi has a background of deadly conflicts amongst the country’s Hutu and Tutsi ethnic groups.
OSLO—The members of the Tunisian Nationwide Dialogue Quartet on Thursday expressed grief in excess of modern terror assaults in Tunis, Paris and Sharm El Sheikh and known as for unity to protect universally shared values, as they received the 2015 Nobel Peace Prize.
“What we truly feel of euphoria and pride in this historic procession, does not obscure what we feel of grief, sorrow and anger about what is going on in numerous elements of the planet,” stated Houcine Abassi, Secretary General of the Tunisian Standard Labor Union, element of the quartet, in his acceptance speech at the official award ceremony in Oslo City Corridor. “We are in a wonderful want for the dialogue between civilizations and [for] peaceful coexistence.”
When the prize was introduced on Oct. ten, the Norwegian Nobel Committee praised the quartet—an association of labor unions, businesses, human-legal rights activists and lawyers—for its decisive contribution to build a pluralistic democracy that could provide as an inspiration to other individuals.
“This year’s prize is actually a prize for peace, awarded towards a backdrop of unrest and war,” said Kaci Kullmann Five as she handed out her very first Peace Prize as chair of the Nobel Committee. “In the summertime of 2013, Tunisia was on the brink of civil war. The quartet’s resolute intervention assisted to halt the spiraling violence and place developments on a tranquil keep track of.”
The award comes as the world-wide group is scrambling to type a coalition to struggle the Islamic State militant group, such as international locations like Turkey, the U.S., the U.K., France and Russia, despite extensive distinctions on the approaches to stabilize the Center East. It also will come amid a state of crisis in Tunisia, adhering to a Nov. 24 suicide bomb attack claimed by Islamic State, which highlights the safety challenges in a region lacerated by war, amid a single of the worst refugee crises in many years.
The Nobel Committee encouraged the North African country to proceed its democratization procedure and obstacle the “dark forces” that oppose democracy and equal legal rights, and also inspired the global neighborhood to lead by investing in Tunisia.
“Millions of people are fleeing from war, oppression, suffering and terror,” Ms. Five stated. “But 1 factor is indisputable: if each and every place had carried out as Tunisia has completed, and paved the way for dialogue, tolerance, democracy and equal rights, considerably much less folks would have been forced to flee.”
The suicide bomb that killed 12 users of Tunisia’s presidential guard two months in the past was the country’s third deadly terrorist assault claimed by Islamic Point out this yr, adhering to shooting rampages that killed 22 people at a Tunis artwork museum and 38 men and women at a beach lodge in the resort town of Sousse.
To keep balance, Tunisia demands to create employment for its youth and minimize poverty as properly as preventing terrorism, the quartet mentioned.
Create to Kjetil Malkenes Hovland at kjetilmalkenes.hovland@wsj.com
The terrorist assaults in Paris and San Bernardino, Calif., are complicating endeavours by the Federal Reserve to resume shipments of U.S. dollars to the United Arab Emirates, a banking hub in the Gulf region.
The Fed about 3 many years back quietly halted normal shipments of hundreds of tens of millions of U.S. dollars to the U.A.E. central financial institution thanks to issues the income was slipping into the fingers of Iranian banks that had been below intercontinental sanctions, in accordance to U.S. officers and folks familiar with the make a difference. Fed officials about a yr in the past entered talks with U.A.E. reps to resume these shipments, but the two sides have not but arrived at an agreement, these individuals stated.
Fed officers are inquiring the U.A.E. to share far more details about how U.S. pounds go via its central lender and are dispersed to other monetary companies in the region, particularly by way of trade finance, these people stated.
The talks were already moving slowly and gradually, according to folks familiar with the issue. The November Paris assaults, claimed by Islamic Point out, and the Dec. 2 taking pictures in San Bernardino intensified the terror backdrop, shifting the talks to the back burner as officers focused on a lot more-pressing troubles connected to broader threats, the individuals said.
U.S. officers declined to speak about how the latest atrocities particularly influenced the talks, but the assaults have elevated new questions about how Islamic terrorist teams are financed. While U.S. officials have formerly praised the U.A.E.’s commitment to stopping illicit financing, Western officers in modern months have escalated phone calls for oil-wealthy monarchies in the Gulf to crack down on their citizens who may offer assistance to extremist groups.
The U.A.E. talks are element of a wide hard work by Fed and U.S. Treasury officials to enhance monitoring of U.S. dollars abroad to make sure they don’t end up with adversaries, a drive that obtained urgency in the earlier 12 months with the rise of Islamic State in Iraq and Syria. Dollars are a staple forex in the Middle East, in element due to the fact oil trades globally in dollars. Islamic State is known to have sought bucks to assist finance its activities.
As significantly as two-thirds of the U.S. forex circulates outside of the region. Central financial institutions all over the world have promises on U.S. bucks, several of them held electronically or as bank notes in Fed accounts. As the keeper of the forex, the Fed regularly tends to make dollars offered, when demanded, in paper type.
Earlier this calendar year the U.S. lower off shipments of bucks to Iraq due to the fact of concerns money was probably flowing to Islamic Point out and Iranian financial institutions, The Wall Avenue Journal described in November.
The Fed resumed these shipments right after Iraq’s central lender agreed to implement an comprehensive new information-sharing program with the Fed. A specialized team at the New York Fed is now targeted almost only on monitoring pounds to Iraq, men and women acquainted with the issue stated.
The Iraq shipments resumed just just before the region ran out of the U.S. currency, which could have triggered a crisis considering that significantly of the economic climate runs on bucks.
Repercussions in the U.A.E. have been much less serious. The place is not as dependent on U.S. dollars and its financial companies have other ways to obtain the currency than by way of the central bank.
Sultan Rashid, the U.A.E. central bank’s deputy government director of banking operations and payment systems, stated in November that it “maintains the needed quantity of U.S. greenback bank notes in its vaults.” He said U.A.E. banking institutions and other fiscal institutions were getting pounds from worldwide banking institutions. He extra that the U.A.E. central financial institution hasn’t been approached by those firms with any problems relevant to dollar availability.
Mr. Rashid did not reply to a ask for for comment on the standing of the talks about resuming the dollar shipments.
Ashwin Shetty, the head of global treasury functions at UAE Trade, one particular of the country’s premier forex-exchange companies, explained he now imports dollars from Egypt or Switzerland when he wants to inventory the cash counters. “We had been getting bucks from [the central lender], but we’re not getting them any more,” he stated.
The halt has also impacted nearby nations around the world, including Afghanistan, whose central lender has not been able to depend on the U.A.E’s central lender to facilitate cash transfers overseas, stated Khan Afzal Hadawal, the very first deputy governor of Da Afghanistan Lender. The Afghan govt is in discussions with Fed officers on discovering a way to send out U.S. bucks right to its account with the Fed, Mr. Hadawal and men and women common with the issue said.
The connection amongst the U.A.E. and U.S. has lengthy been near, established upon economic ties and safety cooperation, like assistance for U.S. military steps and political opposition to the Iranian routine. The U.A.E. does not impose sanctions on trade with Iran, but Iranian traders say the stream of trade—and of the finance needed to make it happen—has diminished due to the fact of U.S. restrictions.
Iran is a quick boat experience across the Persian Gulf from the U.A.E. and several organizations in the two international locations have ties heading again generations.
—Margherita Stancati contributed to this article.
Compose to Emily Glazer at emily.glazer@wsj.com, Jon Hilsenrath at jon.hilsenrath@wsj.com and Asa Fitch at asa.fitch@wsj.com
Australia’s richest girl Gina Rinehart has experienced a spray at the media for “chatting down” the very first cargo of iron ore from the Roy Hill venture, as rates for the commodity tumble to their least expensive stage in a decade.
The MV Anangel Explorer arrived at Port Hedland very last 7 days and was due to go away with the cargo on Friday but complex issues and tidal issues have delayed its departure right up until later this week.
The ship is now loaded and Mrs Rinehart has unveiled a assertion, criticising media reporting of the issue.
“Even with the a lot of media critics and their relentless negativity, we have now loaded a ship of Roy Hill phosphorous ore … the following action in the fascinating story of the Roy Hill Task,” Mrs Rinehart stated.
Mrs Rinehart’s company Hancock Prospecting, which holds a greater part stake in the Roy Hill project, started development at the mine in early 2014 and had planned to ship the initial ore in September.
But prolonged court battles in between contractors, security concerns and value overruns have been a drag on the deadline.
Just final month, Roy Hill was in courtroom with direct contractor Samsung, accusing it of “intentionally holding again the task”.
Mrs Rinehart mentioned a constructive appear at the venture was lengthy overdue.
“The place are the media reviews about the several organizations who have been pleased to get perform from Roy Hill? Surely this is of far far more importance to Australia than the media’s glee about so-known as time slippages,” Mrs Rinehart stated.
“However which subject has had intense media repetition? As I’ve stated publicly before, congratulations are overdue for the exceptional performance of all the guys and females who labored so tough on this mega project to achieve it.”
Analysts have also questioned the timing of the very first shipment as iron ore rates this 7 days tumbled to their least expensive level considering that the commodity commenced location-marketplace investing a decade ago, falling beneath $ US40 a tonne.
Media stories ‘ill-educated, headline-seeking’: Tad Watroba
Hancock Prospecting executive director Tad Watroba also attacked the media over tips Roy Hill was pushing down the value of iron ore.
“This sick-informed, headline-in search of media barrage ignores that Roy Hill will not likely ramp up to big-ability tonnage even following calendar year, although extremely ignoring the progress of ore exports from Brazil and other Australian suppliers,” Mr Watroba said.
He also explained 90 per cent of Roy Hill’s creation had been secured below long-term contracts and extremely minor ore would enter the place market.
Long-phrase contracts for a huge component of production are frequently necessary to protected bank financing, but analysts think that does not always guarantee costs above the spot-price tag.
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NEW DELHI: Delhi Law enforcement is browsing for two suspected Enable operatives who have allegedly hatched a conspiracy to carry out “suicide assaults” in the national cash concentrating on “higher profile personalities”.
The conspiracy was unearthed when the Unique Cell of Delhi Police gained an intelligence input about two suspected Lashkar-e-Taiba (Allow) operatives, recognized as Dujana and Ukasha, who allegedly infiltrated in Jammu and Kashmir through Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, subsequent which an FIR was registered, said a police supply.
The FIR was registered on December 1 at the Specific Cell office in Lodhi Colony listed here beneath Segment a hundred and twenty B (criminal conspiracy) of IPC and appropriate sections of the Illegal Activities (Avoidance) Act and does not identify any suspects. It was submitted at the worried anti-terror court docket, stated the source.
According to the grievance, Enable is conspiring to have out terrorist assaults in Delhi and other areas in the place, for which alleged handlers have infiltrated operatives in India via Jammu and Kashmir and other international borders, stated the law enforcement source.
“Two of them, discovered as Dujana and Ukasha, have been noted to be dependent in the Kashmir Valley for fairly prolonged and are allegedly conspiring to focus on high profile personalities in Delhi by carrying out ‘fidayeen’ (suicide assaults) or grenade assaults both them selves or by means of their cadres,” mentioned the law enforcement supply.
The cadres are thought to be utilizing code names like Noman, Zaid and Khursheed. They are also suspected to be focusing on particularly crowded regions in the metropolis, mentioned the source.
Adhering to the registration of the FIR, senior officials directed the Special Cell to deploy resources to collect data about Permit sympathisers, mount specialized surveillance and just take all attainable steps to monitor down the danger as the earliest, the supply included.
In July, the Unique Cell experienced registered an FIR from unidentified folks suspected to be related with the ISIS and allegedly conspiring terror attacks in the nationwide money and other cities.
Western officers believe the terror network behind last month’s massacre in Paris has backlinks to individuals in the U.K., fueling issues about the danger confronted in Europe.
Many folks suspected of having connections to Abdelhamid Abaaoud, the Islamic State operative and alleged ringleader of the Nov. 13 assaults, are primarily based in the U.K., according to two Western officers. The officials explained individuals folks, such as some of Moroccan heritage, are based mostly in the Birmingham area, about a hundred and twenty miles northwest of London.
At least 1 man or woman linked to the attacks is believed to have traveled to the U.K. before the shootings, the officers mentioned.
London’s Metropolitan Police, the lead provider on counterterror concerns in the U.K., declined to comment. Metropolitan Law enforcement officers stationed in Paris are aiding with the French investigation.
Mr. Abaaoud, a Belgian national of Moroccan descent, died during a raid by French police times after the assaults, in which one hundred thirty individuals at a concert hall, restaurants and a soccer stadium ended up killed by attackers armed with guns and explosives.
The U.K.’s 2nd-greatest city has some identified ties to Islamist extremism. Junaid Hussain, a Birmingham indigenous, went to Syria and grew to become a major hacker for Islamic Condition. He was killed by a U.S. drone strike in August while he was in a automobile in Raqqa, Syria.
Several Islamist terrorist cells of North African origin have been linked with the city and the bordering location. That consists of a Birmingham resident of Algerian origin, Rabah Tahari, who was named by U.K. lawmakers as the chief of a team preventing in Syria known as Kateeba al-Kawthar.
The U.K.’s most senior counterterror officer Mark Rowley, throughout testimony to a panel of lawmakers on Nov. 24, mentioned the Paris assaults were proof of a community decided to assault in Europe.
“You would be anticipating us and the safety services to be operating flat out to search for any feasible links and connections of that network to anything at all in the U.K.,” Mr. Rowley stated. “I can give you a hundred% assurance we are doing that but it would be wrong to discuss the depth of what we are or are not locating.”
Belgian officials mentioned Friday they had been now looking for 4 suspects in link with the Paris assaults, up from two. The two new suspects ended up using fake Belgian identification documents with the names Samir Bouzid and Soufiane Kayal, the federal prosecutors’ workplace explained.
Authorities continue to find Salah Abdeslam, who investigators say fled back again to Belgium following very likely dumping a suicide vest he unsuccessful to detonate in the assault, and Mohamed Abrini, who is suspected of possessing driven Mr. Abdeslam to Paris.
The U.K.’s terror inform has been because last calendar year at the 2nd-greatest level, “severe,” which indicates an attack is highly very likely. It is the 2nd-highest rating right after “critical,” which means an attack is envisioned imminently.
The government experienced explained the heightened notify stage was relevant to the growth of Islamic Point out in Syria and Iraq, like from foreign fighters who experienced traveled from the U.K. and in other places in Europe. Some 800 folks have traveled from the U.K. to be part of the conflict, according to the U.K. authorities.
Primary Minister David Cameron has argued in modern days that the U.K. needed to join U.S.-led airstrikes in opposition to Islamic Point out in Syria simply because the team posed a direct menace to the U.K.
The Paris attacks “could just as nicely have been in London as in Paris,” Mr. Cameron stated Nov. 26. This previous 7 days, Britain extended its bombing marketing campaign towards the militant group to Syria from Iraq, after lawmakers accredited the shift.
“Many nations around the world in Europe, such as the U.K., are justifiably worried about the probability of adhere to-on terror attacks after the tragedy in Paris and remain on high-alert,” a U.S. formal said. “This is heightened by the simple fact that regulation enforcement and safety organizations are nonetheless searching for to identify and roll-up terrorist networks that may possibly be connected” to Islamic State plotting.
British authorities have stepped up stability, including rising the law enforcement existence at some places and intensifying their approach in huge metropolitan areas. It also tightened border checks on men and women, vehicles and merchandise getting into the U.K.
In addition, the U.K. is examining its reaction to firearm assaults to guarantee that any lessons from Paris are discovered, the federal government stated.
Mr. Rowley, for the duration of his testimony, stated the U.K.’s counterterror method usually concerned casting a extensive net. That implies “going for people included in plotting but also people on the periphery, and continually attempting to disrupt them, doing everything we can do to keep them on the back again foot, which tends to make it tough for them to uncover their toes and strategy the form of acts that we noticed in Paris.”
British intelligence brokers have on their radar many thousand men and women allegedly linked to violent extremism in the U.K., even though only a modest portion are underneath heavy surveillance at any a single time, government officers say.
—Damian Paletta and Jenny Gross contributed to this article.
Create to Alexis Flynn at alexis.flynn@wsj.com
Corrections & Amplifications: Birmingham is about 120 miles northwest of London. An previously variation of this write-up incorrectly mentioned it was northeast. (Dec. 4, 2015)
BRUSSELS—Belgian authorities on Friday widened their manhunt to two extra suspects in relationship with the lethal Paris assaults, a spokesman for the Belgian federal prosecutors’ workplace stated.
Belgian authorities are even now seeking for Salah Abdeslam, who investigators say fled back again to Belgium after probably dumping a suicide vest he unsuccessful to detonate in the Nov. 13 assault. They are also searching for Mohamed Abrini, who is suspected of possessing driven Mr. Abdeslam to Paris.
Mr. Abdeslam experienced traveled two times to Budapest in the course of September, the prosecutors’ place of work mentioned, and on 1 of his trips he was stopped alongside with two companions on Sept. 9 at the Hungarian-Austrian border.
The search was expanded Friday to two additional individuals who have been using phony Belgian identification documents with the names Samir Bouzid and Soufiane Kayal, the prosecutors’ office explained.
Belgian prosecutors stated the Bouzid bogus ID was used to transfer €750 from Brussels through Western UnionWU.35% four times soon after the Paris assaults at 6 p.m. to Hasna Aït Boulahcen. Ms. Boulahcen was the cousin of Abdelhamid Abaaoud, the suspected architect of the onslaught at many venues on Nov. 13 that left one hundred thirty folks lifeless.
Ms. Aït Boulahcen died together with Mr. Abaaoud when police stormed their hideout in the Paris suburb of St.-Denis, five days following the attacks.
French prosecutor Francois Molins has earlier mentioned Ms. Aït Boulahcen was “perfectly informed of her cousin’s involvement in the Nov. 13 assaults and acted knowingly to assist him.” She experienced helped the terrorist hire out the Saint-Denis flat.
The Kayal faux ID was utilized to lease a property in the southern Belgian town of Auvelais, which was raided in November in relationship with the Paris assaults.
“The federal prosecutor’s place of work and the investigating choose want to appeal to the public again to look out for two more suspects the investigators are actively browsing for,” the prosecutors’ business office said in a assertion.
In a independent assertion, the Belgian federal police explained the guys as “armed and harmful.”
“Anyone who sees people males is requested not to undertake any initiative and to get in touch with immediately the police,” the law enforcement explained, releasing pictures of the two new suspects.
Belgian prosecutors stated earlier Friday that they had searched two premises in the Brussels district of Schaerbeek, but produced no arrests.
Compose to Natalia Drozdiak at natalia.drozdiak@wsj.com
A Paris bar where five individuals were killed by jihadist gunmen in the assaults three weeks back has turn into the initial focused venue to re-open up after what its supervisor known as a “nightmare”.
“I would like to thank everybody who has supported us for your poems, your messages and posts that have so aided us,” Audrey Bily advised reporters outside the house the bar, A La Bonne Biere, in the east of the metropolis.
Piles of bouquets and candles even now lined the pavement in front of the bar throughout the opening.
“What are we likely to do to start off yet again, to bounce again?” Ms Bily explained.
“We have carried out some operate, repainted the partitions to wipe away the indicators of this nightmare.
“The Bonne Biere cafe was a place where individuals fulfilled and exchanged and shared. That is what we want it to be once again nowadays.”
A handful of clients returned to the bar for their early morning espresso.
The Casa Nostra restaurant opposite the bar, which was also hit, is still shut.
4 other bars and restaurants as effectively as the nearby Bataclan concert hall had been also targeted in the November 13 assaults in which one hundred thirty ended up killed.
Two of the Bataclan’s homeowners said they intended to reopen the location — where ninety individuals died in the deadliest of the assaults — by the conclude of following 12 months.
Hundreds of individuals nevertheless flock there each and every day and new flowers line the pavements outside.
Cleansing personnel have also started clearing away flowers from outside the house the Carillon bar and the Petit Cambodge cafe, exactly where 15 people lost their life.
Photo: Folks consume coffee on the terrace driving a barrier with flowers, notes and candles in memory of the victims. (AFP: Kenzo Tribouillard)
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Belgium has charged two new suspects in relationship with the Paris massacre previous month, prosecutors say, bringing to eight the quantity of men and women it is keeping in excess of the attacks.
“Two other suspects have been charged … in the framework of the Paris assaults,” a spokesman for the prosecutor’s business office stated, confirming reports that the two experienced been arrested on Sunday.
Flemish public television VRT stated one particular of the suspects knew Bilal Hadfi, 1 of the suicide bombers who blew himself up at the French nationwide stadium north of Paris.
The suspect, a twenty-12 months-outdated Frenchman, was held for questioning at Zaventem airport, northwest of Brussels, as he well prepared to board a flight to Morocco, the broadcaster said.
The 2nd suspect, a 28-year-previous Belgian, was arrested in the Brussels district of Molenbeek — where several of the Paris attackers resided, including suspected ringleader Abdelhamid Abaaoud who was killed in a raid by French police.
Given that the investigation opened, six other suspects have been charged in connection with the November 13 assaults that left one hundred thirty folks useless at the stadium, in a live performance corridor as properly as dining places and cafes throughout Paris.
Among people held are Mohammed Amri and Hamza Attou who are suspected of having introduced back again to Brussels Salah Abdeslam, who investigators believe performed a crucial logistical function in the massacre.
One more of these billed, Ali Oulkadi, allegedly drove the important suspects all around the Belgian cash although traces of blood and two handguns were found within a automobile of a fourth suspect, Lazez Abraimi.
The identity of the fifth suspect has not been uncovered but Belgian media said it is Abdeilah Chouaa, whose url with the attacks stays unknown.
Belgian media have named the sixth suspect as Mohamed Bakkali, who is considered to be the owner of a house in the southern town of Auvelais that experienced served as a hideout right up until it was raided on November 26.
He was charged the pursuing working day “with terrorist murder and with collaborating in the actions of a terrorist team”.
On Thursday, the police unveiled two other men and women who had been questioned as witnesses pursuing raids in Brussels.
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Photo: Folks consume coffee on the terrace driving a barrier with flowers, notes and candles in memory of the victims. 