Overview

• Belgian prosecutors say a police operation in Antwerp foiled a jihadist-inspired plan to attack politicians, with three men detained and one later released.
• Two suspects remain in custody to appear before a judge as investigators examine the scope of the plot and any wider network.
• Searches uncovered a non-operational homemade bomb, a bag of steel balls and a 3D printer believed to be used to make parts for a drone-borne device.
• Officials have identified Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever as a target, while Flemish media reported Geert Wilders and Antwerp mayor Els van Doesburg were also on a list.
• Wilders canceled appearances and suspended campaigning after the Dutch NCTV told him he had been named as a target, though the agency indicated it sees no residual threat.