U.S. issues travel warning in wake of terror attacks

Schools in Brussels will open on Wednesday and the metro on Wednesday as well.

Police are searching for suspects with links to the attacks in Paris, which killed 130 people at a concert hall, outside a stadium during a soccer match, and in the streets, where people dined outside cafes and restaurants.

Belgian police arrested five more people searching for those behind the 13 November attacks in Paris, bringing the total arrested since last night to 21.

A state of emergency in France – which allows police raids, searches and house arrest without permission from a judge – has been extended for three months.

The country has been shut down since Saturday after Vice Prime Minister Didier Reynders revealed they are looking for “one and more individuals with weapons, explosives” and the terror threat level in Brussels has been raised to 4 – the highest level.

“Salah Abdeslam was not caught during the raids”, federal prosecutor spokesman Eric Van Der Sypt told a press conference just after midnight, meaning Europe’s most wanted man remains at large.

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He said the rest of the country will remain on the second-highest level, to reflect an incident is “probable”. A third brother, who is not a suspect, has said Abdeslam may have thought better of going through with the killing.

Authorities frantically searched for Abdeslam, who is believed to have played a key role and who crossed into Belgium the day after the attacks.

Abdeslam’s phone was detected later on November 13 by a mobile phone mast in Chatillon in the south of Paris, near Montrouge where the suspected explosive belt was dumped.

The suspect was arrested in a series of police raids in Belgium on Sunday night along with 15 other people. Despite the ban, several hundred people held a demonstration in Paris over the weekend, with the identities of 58 people forwarded to the Paris prosecutor, police said in a statement.

Mr Michel said a new evaluation of the situation would be made this afternoon and everything was being done to return the city to normal as quickly as possible.

Cameron’s visit kicked off a week of frantic global diplomacy during which Hollande is set to meet all leader of all five permanent members of the UN Security Council in coming days.

Prime Minister Charles Michel says the decision was “based on quite precise information about the risk of an attack like the one that happened in Paris”.