Brussels Attack: Desperate, Last Gasp of a Terror Cell?

The transcript discusses the security challenges faced by Belgium and Europe due to extremism, particularly in Brussels and the Molenbeek district. It highlights Belgium's historical underinvestment in security and the need for increased spending. The discussion also covers the difficulties in intelligence coordination between EU countries and Turkey, the evolution of suicide terrorism, and the shift in strategy by the Islamic State towards low-tech attacks. Additionally, the impact of refugee flows on European security is examined, emphasizing the potential for extremists to be hidden among refugees.

What are the implications of the attacks on Belgium's security budget?

In what ways has the US coordinated with European countries regarding counterterrorism?

How does the speaker describe the nature of recent terrorist attacks in Europe?