Demand that Salah Abdeslam, 32, not have possibility of parole is extremely rare in France; verdict due on June 29; 19 others also on trial, accused of assisting killers

Andrée Geulen-Herscovici risked her life to help save around 1,000 children from the Nazis, was recognized by Yad Vashem and given honorary Israeli citizenship

VRT removes clip from YouTube that included footage from Holocaust movie dubbed with alternative dialogue about apparent cookie shortage

14 accused are suspected of transporting, housing or financially helping some of the perpetrators in the Islamic State killing spree that claimed 130 lives

'The Castle of the Pyrenees' is at the center of a new exhibit telling the backstory of the work by the famed Belgian artist -- as well as his art-loving friend who commissioned it

12 seriously injured in Strépy-Bracquegnies, south of Brussels; some media reports say vehicle may have been chased by police when it hit crowd

Descendants of Gustav and Emma Mayer still looking for 29 more art pieces after German painter's 1913 'Flowers' returned

Salah Abdeslam says court mistaken in wanting to 'make an example' of him, would send a message to future attackers that it's not worth changing their mind

Mohamed Toujgani's remarks from 2009 recently resurfaced, leading government to withdraw his residency permit for 10 years

Foreign Ministry says requirement to brand exports 'harms Israelis and Palestinians alike,' envoy cancels meetings with Belgian officials