Obama Administration is Divided over Future of United States-Pakistan Relationship‪:‬

WASHINGTON -- Two weeks after the death of Osama bin Laden, the Obama administration remains uncertain and divided over the future of its relationship with Pakistan, according to senior U.S. officials. It was revealed in a report published in Washington Post. The report said that discovery of the Al-Qaeda chief Osama from Pakistan has pushed many in the administration beyond any willingness to tolerate Pakistan's ambiguous connections with extremist groups. After continuous but ineffective warnings in black and white as well as series of meetings with Pakistani top officials by Americans, many U.S. officials are concluding that a change in policy is long overdue.