Across Brussels, people gathered today in quiet reflection. At the memorial on the Rue de la Loi, embraces between survivors, families and first responders spoke louder than words, a testament to shared grief and resilience.
Philippe of Belgium addressed the nation, honouring the victims and paying tribute to those who continue to carry the weight of that day. His words echoed a message of unity that has defined Belgium’s response over the past decade.
At Maelbeek metro station and Brussels Airport, ceremonies unfolded in solemn silence, marked by flowers, candles, and the reading of names — a reminder that behind every number is a life, a story, and a loss that endures.
A decade later, Belgium remembers — not only the tragedy, but the strength that emerged in its aftermath.
This post was published on 22 March 2026 14:13
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