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EU foreign policy chief Frederica Mogherini has to interrupt a press conference Tuesday in Jordan because she got angry when she talked about the attacks in Brussels.

They had other plans for the day then evacuated to the sports hall of Zaventem. Yet it was this morning where hundreds of stranded airline passengers had to make a forced stopover. They could process the first blow.

In the departure hall of Brussels' Zaventem airport this morning have at least two explosions occurred.

Salah Abdeslam had planned to blow himself up November 13 at the Stade de France during the football match between France and Germany in Paris. He would have figured out later. That Friday in Molenbeek arrested terror suspect Saturday during an interrogation told Belgian researchers, reports the public prosecutor in Paris.

The Norwegian mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik appeared Tuesday at a hearing and brought for the occasion the Hitler salute. The 37-year-old Breivik accuses its condition to treat him inhuman. He's been more than 4.5 years in solitary confinement and want more freedom of movement and privacy. He relies on the European Convention on Human Rights.

Eleven adults and 46 children Thursday from a French multimedia center evacuated because they may have suffered carbon monoxide poisoning.

Internet pioneer Raymond Tomlinson invented the e-mail as we know it today, is deceased. Tomlinson (74) sent in 1971 as the first text message from one computer to another over the ARPANET, the forerunner of the Internet. Technology Web site TechRepublic reported Sunday the scientist's death. Presumably he died of a heart attack.

The Belgian town of Wingene Monday hermetically closed due to police investigation. The Belgian authorities reconstruct the high-profile murder lord Stijn Saelens, more than four years ago. Justice two Dutch suspects of carrying out the assassination on behalf of the father of Saelens.

A driving school in Antwerp is suspected of having certificates of good behavior provided to people who had no lessons. With that evidence they could get a provisional license at the town hall.

The new theater in the heart of The Hague should come final. The State Council on Wednesday rejected the objections of opponents. Appeal is not possible.

Three months after the massacre at the Paris Bataclan concert hall gave the Eagles of Death Metal again Tuesday night a concert in Paris. Fans who survived the terror of November 13, experienced an emotional reunion with the American garage rock band.

An official from Cadiz, Spain has six years hooky from work. This emerged during a court case against the 69-year-old Joaquin Garcia. The officer of the municipality must pay a compensation of one net salary. That is 30,000 euros.

In France last year certainly foiled eleven attacks, which were similar to the attacks in Paris on 13 November. The Minister of Internal Affairs Bernard Cazeneuve Sunday told television channel France 5.,, In one case an attack on a concert was being prepared in an event hall. Others threatened with deadly attacks on French roads and cities, '' said Cazeneuve.

Certainly 36 000 French people have signed a petition to give a 'forgotten hero of the Bataclan' French nationality. The 35-year-old Algerian Didi worked in the concert hall on November 13, 89 people were killed by a terrorist attack.

The museum attracts visitors from all over the world because of the enormous blue whale that it contains. But entirely to American standards does the American Museum of Natural History in New York is one step further. Friday the skeleton of a Titanosaurus is revealed, a beast whose bones and bones with a length of less than 37 meters.

One of the most wanted terrorists in the world, Salah Abdeslam would be looking for a lawyer. The Belgian news agency Belga reported Thursday it. People in Brussels Abdeslam which has French nationality would have contacted the Belgian lawyer Sven Mary. Counsel itself silent on this issue, said Belga.

The Australian-American media mogul Rupert Murdoch is engaged to American Jerry Hall (59). The pair has this Tuesday in an advertisement in the family announcements section in one of Murdoch's media, the British newspaper The Times published.

France Sunday brought a tribute to the victims of the terrorist attacks in that country. President François Hollande and Paris Mayor Annie Hidalgo laid a wreath at the statue of Marianne, the symbol of the French republic, in central Paris.

The German city of Cologne is struggling with cancellations by tourists because of the barbaric mass assault during new years.

On holidays, parts of the city are made car-free to prevent a new day-long gridlock. That wish D66 and GroenLinks, who see a closing of the center as the final solution.

More than six hundred passengers spent the night of Sunday to Monday in Germany spent in a train. They stopped in the middle between the meadows, because the overhead was frozen. Eventually the train left until Monday morning, 22 hours late.

Ice in northwestern Germany on Sunday has ensured that a hundred train passengers had to spend the night in a sports hall in Norddeich. The Red Cross in the town on the North Sea a few dozen kilometers from the Dutch border provided the stranded passengers of tea, food and blankets. The travelers were on their way to Cologne, but arrived shortly after departure between Norddeich and Emden to stand still. A diesel locomotive is towed back to the train after a few hours.

Police in Antwerp during the New Year's Eve plucked masse because they were heard at a banquet hall in the city of gunshots. It turned out to not be a shooting or possible attack, but joy fired a cap gun.

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Samy Amimour, one of the perpetrators of the massacre at the Paris Bataclan concert hall, was buried on Christmas Eve. He lies in the cemetery of La Courneuve in the Paris region, media reported Sunday. The grave is not recognizable to prevent his final resting place grows into an example of pilgrimage.

The French politician Marine Le Pen has called on the carpet for vote fraud in the European Parliament. The leader of the National Front had Wednesday with the President of the European Parliament, Martin Schulz, will give a full explanation.

The heirs of Margaret Thatcher have done last night more than excellent business. Virtually all more than 150 dresses, jewelry, written speeches and other belongings of Britain's only female prime minister who yesterday went under the hammer at Christie's beat about the head. Eventually yield a sloppy 4.5 million.

The mood of the participants at the UN climate summit in Paris, late Saturday coming. According to the French president consults attendees of the conference, Minister Laurent Fabius, still with the chairman of the G77, an alliance of developing countries. What they talk about is not known.

King Willem- Alexander is Saturday to Rotterdam to take out a march-past of the Marine Corps, composed 350 years. Along the City Hall on the Coolsingel walk with its 2000 Marines and veterans.

The Greek police on Wednesday removed some 2,300 stranded migrants at the Greek- Macedonian border and transported to the capital Athens.