The final chapter, or "28 pages", of the US report on 9/11 has remained hidden because "it needs to be".

COMMENT: The internet has provided a skewed image of the world dominated by hero-worship and celebrity culture.

The terrorists who carried out the attacks on the Brussels airport and metro had initially planned an attack on France instead, the Belgian federal prosecutor said.

Terror group facing cash crunch like never before, say reports.

Virtually every mistake made then by the US national security machine found its analogue in Belgium on March 22.

A digital newspaper that is connected to Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula has published an article detailing the US presidential election.

An Egyptian man hijacked an EgyptAir plane on Tuesday evening and forced it to land on the island of Cyprus, where passengers were eventually freed and the hijacker arrested.

Belgian prosecutors yesterday released a man they had charged in connection with last week's deadly Brussels bombings.

The investigation into last week's bombings in Belgium extended farther across Europe after Italian police arrested a new suspect.

A top European security official warned yesterday that the threat of Isis (Islamic State) attacks is greater than previous assessments.

COMMENT: West will never thwart each and every attack, but the power to undermine propaganda is in our hands.

Brothers Khalid and Ibrahim el-Bakraoui had secretly filmed the daily routine of Belgium's nuclear programme chief, before they blew themselves up at Brussels airport and on a Metro train.

One of the Brussels bombers was arrested in Turkey and deported back to Belgium in June with a warning that he was a militant.

COMMENT: Outside of Brussels is a suburb - some would call it a ghetto - called Molenbeek, a breeding ground for the disenfranchised who, tragically, join the Isis cause.

The attacks left at least 34 people dead and more than 200 injured and Isis claimed responsibility.

Kiwi political leaders and terror experts agree attacks like those in Brussels are difficult to prevent.

A Sydney schoolgirl has been arrested by counter-terrorism police for allegedly sending money to a terrorist organisation.

A Muslim sect in New Zealand is describing the attacks in Brussels as "heinous and utterly inhumane".

A New Zealander who works next to the Brussels airport where twin explosions killed at least 11 people has described the chaos in the immediate aftermath of the attacks.

Terror attacks continue in the West. Jennifer Rubin, who writes the Right Turn blog for the Washington Post, asks if it could get worse.

Some airports, such as the one in Beirut, require security screening before passengers can even go to check-in desks, writes Steve Hewitt. Is that a feasible solution for major airports?

Kiwi Michael Nutt arrived at work, directly beside Zaventem Airport in the Belgian capital, shortly after the deadly explosions last night.

This is the tender moment two survivors embraced outside a Brussels Metro station - minutes after a blast killed 20 commuters on a crowded train.

Brussels bombers' deadly arsenal tore their victims to shreds.

The call made by Johnson, which was played yesterday at the inquest 2014 Lindt Cafe siege reveals Monis likely planned his attack for months.

It was likely to be yet another fruitless raid, the latest chapter in the agonizing four-month search for the terrorists. But it was anything but routine.

Conspiracy theorists say jihadi bride claims deliberately created a climate to ease the way for our spy agencies to be given more power, which they now do look likely to get, writes Barry Soper.