European Intel Sharing ‘Getting Better’ with US Push

Diplomats and law enforcement officials say European security agencies are sharing more information and intelligence — and doing it more quickly — thanks in part to help from the United States. Belgium has come under intense criticism for not doing enough to prevent last week’s bombings by Islamic State (IS) terrorists at the Zaventem airport and a metro station that killed more than 30 people and wounded hundreds more. There is a sense that the attack may have been what some...

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