Latest gangland shooting in Brussels leaves one person dead
One person died after a shooting in Brussels that was likely linked to clashes between rival drug gangs, the local prosecutor's office said on Friday, highlighting rising crime in the Belgian capital city which also hosts the main EU institutions.
Belgian police hunt for gunmen after Brussels shooting
Belgian police are looking for armed men after a shooting was reported outside a metro station in the centre of Brussels. CCTV footage broadcast by local media shows at least two men wearing balaclavas and carrying weapons at the entrance of Clémenceau station in the Belgian capital early on Wednesday.
Jérémie Tojerow, a municipal councillor in leafy Uccle from the PS party, told POLITICO that the recent shootings in Brussels ...
Several metro stations in Brussels were closed on Wednesday after a shooting at the central Clemenceau station, the Belgian ...
It is not clear what the two hooded men were firing at but reports suggest shooting may be linked to drug dispute ...
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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer travels to Brussels on Monday to call on Europe to shoulder more of the burden to keep ...
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