A major security operation is taking place in the Belgian capital Brussels, after the country's Prime Minister said there was a "serious and imminent" threat of an attack on the city.
He's extended a terror alert, and guests in several hotels in the center of Brussels have been warned to remain inside.
Several streets were blocked off as a series of raids were reported to have begun.
Reporter Teri Schultz is in Brussels.
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Professor Anthony Glees directs the Center for Security and Intelligence Studies at Britain's University of Buckingham.
He says the Belgian government's action suggests intelligence has revealed evidence of concrete plans to attack Brussels.
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Mia Douert is a former adviser to the Belgian government.
She says the security situation in Brussels is deeply unsettling.
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