A computer found in a bin in Brussels points to concerted efforts to orchestrate attacks

Isis has special intelligence unit in charge of exporting terror to Europe, documents show

Parliamentary inquiry finds security agencies need a radical overhaul to fight jihadism

France tried to arrest or kill Islamic State terrorist before he struck

Salah Abdeslam has ‘real desire to explain the facts, and how he was radicalised’

Signs of focused terrorist machine directed at Europe were discounted from early 2014

Prosecutor denies media reports of nuclear access badge being stolen by militants

The Belgian capital, one of Europe’s most Islamic cities, faces up to domestic threat

Western agencies are still striving to grasp the Islamist group’s power structure

Profile: Najim Laachraoui attended a Catholic high school in the Belgian capital

Brahim El Bakraoui struck at airport and Khalid El Bakraoui detonated a bomb on the metro

Small size and fragmented governance make Belgium ideal for arms-smuggling

Bomb methods, internet use and boxes of phones logistically aided the Paris massacres

Europe’s most wanted man wounded as four-month search ends in Brussels

Lara Marlowe: Surviving perpetrator of Paris attacks had a reputation as a bon vivant

France and the jihadists seem locked in a wrestlers’ hold, a mutual fascination and loathing which neither can escape

Identification possible after DNA from remains were compared to a sample from mother

Man with knife killed after trying to attack police station on ‘Charlie Hebdo’ anniversary

Jihadis co-ordinated in real time by unidentified person in Brussels on November 13th

World review of the year: Isis planned and ‘inspired’ some of the atrocities this year