President Barack Obama will announce the formation of a new joint U.S.-British national security council when he visits London this week.
According to an AP report, the White House said the National Security Strategy Board would allow the two countries to work more closely together and share intelligence on long-term security challenges, particularly in the Middle East and Afghanistan. Obama's national security adviser, Tom Donilon, and his British counterpart, Peter Ricketts, will head the group, which is expected to meet every few months.
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