G-4, AU reach basic accord on UNSC expansion resolution

LONDON, England - Foreign ministers from Japan, Brazil, Germany and India are in talks with the representatives of the 53-nation African Union in London on July 25. They agreed to iron out differences over the expansion of the U.N. Security Council and come up with a single resolution.

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