Wave of Terror in Europe

French police have arrested four people suspected of planning imminent terror attacks in Paris, French TV channel TF1  reported on Wednesday.  

Three men and one women were arrested at dawn in Paris and the nearby suburb of Seine-Saint-Denis.

French domestic security service DGSI had files on the four suspects for links to radical Islam, TF1 said on its website.

According to French network TF1, French authorities thwarted a terrorist attack on Paris when they arrested four suspects, three men and a woman who were reportedly planning to carry out an attack. Two of the men arrested were bothers of Turkish ethnic background, while one of the suspects was a woman.

The anti-terrorist operation in the Belgian capital, which began on Tuesday, is continuing on Wednesday.

Belgian authorities in cooperation with French police are conducting a manhunt for suspects linked to last year's November 13 terrorist attacks in Paris.

Belgian police killed a suspect armed with an assault rifle after four officers were wounded on March 15 in a raid on a Brussels apartment linked to investigations into November's Islamist attacks in Paris, prosecutors said.

Belgian and French police launched together a huge manhunt for two suspects in Brussels after gunmen opened fire wounding four officers, during an anti-terror operation linked to the Paris attacks.

One suspect has been shot dead in a counter-terrorism raid in Brussels linked to last year's terror attacks in Paris in which 130 people were killed, the BBC reported on Tuesday.

As many as two other suspects are reportedly on the run after Belgian police raided an apartment in Forest, a south Brussels suburb, according to the BBC.

Shots have been fired at Brussels police during a house raid in the southern suburb of Forest, in Brussels.

According to local media, gun fires were heard in an apartment.

A police officer was injured during the raid, though it was unclear whether he was hit by gunfire, a police spokeswoman said, as cited by Reuters.

Two people were injured after gun shots were fired in Paris, France, Thursday. The two attackers are at large, while a third was apprehended by the police. According to sources, the incident that unfolded at the ‘Chez Papa’ restaurant is not connected to a terrorist attack. It is believed the attack is related to personal differences. French Police are on the scene investigating.

Istanbul has witnessed an epidemic of teahouse shootings over the past three days that have killed at least three people and injured several others, with two more people wounded in the latest gunfire at a teahouse in Istanbul's Sultangazi district on Feb. 3.

Belgian police have found three belts for possible use in suicide attacks, traces of explosives and a fingerprint of wanted Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam at a Brussels flat, prosecutors said Jan. 8.