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Terror in Europe

Terror In Brussels, 21 World Front Pages

Terror In Brussels, 21 World Front Pages
Worldcrunch

Most of the world's front pages Wednesday are dedicated to the terrorist attacks in Brussels, the day after a series of explosions attacks killed at least 34 and wounded hundreds.

BELGIUM

"The day everyone feared" — De Standaard

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"Right in our heart" — De Tijd

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"Our darkest day" — Het Belang Van Limburg

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"Hold strong" — Le Soir

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De Morgen


FRANCE

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Libération

"Europe under attack" — Les Echos

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"Terror over the city" — La Dépêche du Midi

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"War in Europe" — Le Parisien


GERMANY

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Kleine Zeitung


SWITZERLAND

"Attack in the heart of the EU" — Basler Zeitung



PORTUGAL

"Terror in Brussels" — Publico


ITALY

Il Tempo

"Europe under attack" — Corriere della Sera

"The Brussels kamikazes left free to kill" — Il Fatto Quotidiano


LEBANON

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""EURISIS" capital bleeds" — Al-Akhbar


ARGENTINA

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"ISIS terror strikes again: 34 dead in Brussels" — Clarin


PERU

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"New blow to Europe" — El Comercio


TURKEY

"Terror in the heart of the EU" — Türkiye


UNITED STATES

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The Seattle Times

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The Boston Globe

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