Explosions and gunfire rocked the Belgian city of Liege today, killing at least three people and wounded 75. The BBC reports:

A gunman has opened fire in the centre of the Belgian city of Liege, killing at least three people and wounding 75. The man also threw grenades into a crowded square from a rooftop before killing himself, reports say.
The attacker was named as Nordine Amrani. Amrani was jailed for 58 months in September 2008 for possessing firearms and drugs, media reports said.
Earlier reports said at least two more men were involved, but officials said the attacker acted alone. Terrorism was not a cause, they added.

However, Stratfor reports that the attack, which occurred outside a courthouse, may well have been an act of terrorism:

The Karachi Post in Pakistan claimed that the attack was linked to the sentencing in Liege on Dec. 12 of the family of Sadia Sheikh, who was killed by four family members in October 2007 over her refusal to accept an arranged marriage. A bomb threat was issued Dec. 12 against the court in Liege.

The attacker killed himself, while one accomplice was apprehended and the other is apparently still on the loose.