1. The U.N. Security Council on Friday removed five Taliban members from its sanctions blacklist, a move sought by the Afghan government to promote reconciliation.
    Fox News - Jul 30 09:51am
  2. The UN Security Council has dropped five prominent Taliban members from its sanctions blacklist under an ambitious national reconciliation plan of Afghan President Hamid Karzai.
    Hindustan Times - Jul 30 10:18am
  3. The United Nations Security Council has dropped five prominent Taliban members from its sanctions blacklist under an ambitious national reconciliation plan of Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai.
    rediff.com - Jul 30 09:27am
  4. UNITED NATIONS: The United Nations Security Council has dropped five prominent Taliban members from its sanctions blacklist under a national reconciliation plan of Afghan President Hamid Karzai.
    The Hindu - Jul 30 01:04pm
  5. Despite two defeats and the fact it wasnât even on the agenda, a resolution asking for more border security was still a hot topic at the July 14 meeting of the Douglas City Council.
    Douglas Dispatch - Jul 31 12:12am
  6. The United Nations Security Council has renewed the mandate of its mission in the Darfur region of Sudan for another 12 months.
    CNN - Jul 30 11:53pm
  7. Source: Reuters * Security Council extends peacekeepers' mandate for year * Council condemns violence, obstacles to peace force work (Adds council consultations on camp violence) By Patrick Worsnip UNITED ...
    AlertNet - Jul 30 04:03pm
  8. The U.N. Security Council on Friday removed five Taliban members from its sanctions blacklist, a move sought by the Afghan government to promote reconciliation. United Nations Security Council - Afghanistan - Taliban - Politics of Afghanistan - Asia
    Boston Globe - Jul 30 09:28am
  9. Two former Taliban envoys, one to the United Nations and the other to Pakistan, are among five people who've been removed from a U.N. Security Council sanctions list, the council said.
    CNN - Jul 30 10:22am
  10. The UN Security Council has dropped five prominent Taliban members from its sanctions blacklist, backing Afghan president Hamid Karzai's ambitious national reconciliation plan to bring peace and stability in his war-torn country.
    The Times of India - Jul 30 12:24pm