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A decade after Brussels attacks, survivor still battling for health and payout

A decade after Brussels attacks, survivor still battling for health and payout

  • The attackers killed 32 people on the day and wounded more than 300, including Benjamin
  • “My leg was torn off ... right in the middle of the ⁠knee,” he said
By Reuters ·
Court sentences main suspects in Belgium’s deadliest peacetime attack to 20-year to life terms

Court sentences main suspects in Belgium’s deadliest peacetime attack to 20-year to life terms

By AP ·
Police and rescue teams are pictured outside the metro station Maelbeek after a terrorist attack in Brussels. (File/AP)

Six found guilty of murder at Brussels 2016 attack trial

By AFP ·
Brussels 2016 bombing suspect denies knowledge of plot

Brussels 2016 bombing suspect denies knowledge of plot

By AFP ·
Brussels attacks trial delayed over ‘glass box’ bungle

Brussels attacks trial delayed over ‘glass box’ bungle

By AFP ·
Belgium marks 5 years since deadly Brussels bombing

Belgium marks 5 years since deadly Brussels bombing

By Arab News ·
Ibrahim El-Bakraoui (R) is reported to have murdered the 71-year-old man with the help of his brother Khalid. (AFP/File Photo)

Brussels bombers ‘murdered elderly man as a test’

By Arab News ·
Belgium charges Abdeslam accomplice over 2016 bombings

Belgium charges Abdeslam accomplice over 2016 bombings

By AFP ·
Suspected Brussels Jewish museum killer to stand trial: lawyer

Suspected Brussels Jewish museum killer to stand trial: lawyer

By AFP ·
Anti-terror chiefs call for more support from social media to counter lone-wolf attacks

Anti-terror chiefs call for more support from social media to counter lone-wolf attacks

By Olivia Cuthbert ·
Knifeman dead after ‘terrorist’ attack on Belgian soldiers

Knifeman dead after ‘terrorist’ attack on Belgian soldiers

By AFP ·
Brussels security alert as driver says carrying explosives

Brussels security alert as driver says carrying explosives

By Agence France Presse ·
'Some luck tonight': Brussels commuter saw bomb explode

'Some luck tonight': Brussels commuter saw bomb explode

By Alastair MacDonald | Reuters ·

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