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International envoys are meeting in Dublin for a 12-day conference to hammer out a deal that would ban the use of cluster bombs. Big producers like the US and Israel will not be attending, while the pressure is on the UK to push to water down the treaty to prevent it underming the NATO alliance.
Cluster bombs kill more than 250 people in Lebanon since end of 2006 war Conference in Ireland seeks international ban to end use of cluster bombs The U.S., Israel, China, Russia, Pakistan and India will not attend talks (CNN) -- Cluster bombs, which break apart in flight to scatter hundreds of...
An Indian Air Force Jaguar fighter dropping cluster bombs on a fake target during a military exercise DUBLIN (AFP) - The talks, at Dublin's Croke Park Gaelic sports stadium, are aiming for a wide-ranging pact that would completely wipe out the use, production and stockpiling of cluster bombs by...
Großansicht des Bildes mit der Bildunterschrift: Key makers of cluster bombs are unlikely to attend the conference An international conference to draw up a comprehensive treaty on banning cluster bombs, was set to begin Monday, May 19, in Dublin, with representatives of over 100 governments...
Großansicht des Bildes mit der Bildunterschrift: Key makers of cluster bombs are unlikely to attend the conference An international conference to draw up a comprehensive treaty on banning cluster bombs, was set to begin Monday, May 19, in Dublin, with representatives of over 100 governments...
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