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Police in Belgium say 2 people have been killed in a shooting in Brussels_我的网站

一 |     BRUSSELS -- Two Swedes were killed in a shooting late Monday in central Brussels, police said, prompting Belgium’s prime minister and senior Cabinet minister to hunker down at their crisis center for an emergency meeting.It was not immediately clear if the shooting was linked to terrorism, or to the international uproar over the Israel-Hamas war.“A horrible shooting in Brussels, and the perpetrator is actively being tracked down,” said Interior Minister Annelies Verlinden, adding that she joining government talks at the National Crisis Center. Media reports aired amateur videos showing a man shooting several times near a station using a large weapon.A police official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak to reporters, said the two victims were Swedes. The Swedish national soccer team was scheduled to play Belgium at Heysel Stadium later in the evening, some 3 miles (5 kilometers) away. Police spokeswoman Ilse Vande Keere said officers arrived soon at the scene, and sealed off the immediate neighborhood. She declined to elaborate on circumstances of the shooting. The shooting came a a time of increased vigilance linked to the ongoing Israel-Hamas war that has heightened tension in several European nations. At the same time, the Belgian capital has been the scene of increased violence linked to increasing international drug trafficking.。

二 |     (ECNS) -- Nearly 3,000 job seekers registered for more than 440 openings offered by 30 Chinese companies at the eighth Chinese Companies Recruitment Fair in Brazil, held in São Paulo on Saturday.    The participating companies came from sectors ranging from infrastructure, energy, and mining to financial services, telecommunications, smart manufacturing, e-commerce, and logistics.    China has been Brazil's largest trading partner for 17 consecutive years, said Bai Chunhui, commercial counselor at the Chinese Consulate General in São Paulo. Bilateral trade reached $188 billion in 2025 and grew 16% year on year in the first half of 2026.    Emerging areas such as new-energy equipment, agricultural machinery, digital services, and green infrastructure are growing strongly and creating more high-quality, stable jobs in Brazil, Bai said.         (By Helen Mo, intern Yang Hongran)                    。

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