U.S. officials in Brussels to boost counterterror effort

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President Obama’s homeland security adviser is in Brussels this week to follow up on Belgian authorities’ counterterrorism efforts, the White House announced Tuesday.

Lisa Monaco is meeting with Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michelle Tuesday and later will sit down with senior European Union officials to discuss how the U.S. can help Belgium and Europe in the wake of Islamic State-inspired attacks on Paris and Brussels, White House spokesman Josh Earnest said.

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