President Barack Obama has met with his national security team to discuss Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Monday's meeting of the Afghanistan-Pakistan advisers group came amid reports that US is urging to eliminate anti Americanism in Pakistan.
The president was briefed on progress in implementing his Afghanistan-Pakistan strategy following the death of Osama bin Laden, and on efforts to ensure "effective cooperation with Pakistan against al-Qaida and other violent extremists."
Aside from Mr. Obama, 26 officials participated in Monday's session, including Defense Secretary Gates, who reported via video link on his just-completed farewell tour in Afghanistan.  Gates favors a more modest drawdown of forces.