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Observers Praise Cluster Bomb Ban But Questions Remain DUBLIN - A landmark agreement on a treaty to ban cluster bombs was welcomed by politicians and campaigners Thursday but some questioned how effective it can be without backing from key powers like the US and China. After 10 days of painstaking negotiations at Croke Park stadium in Dublin, diplomats agreed Wednesday the wording of a pact to outlaw the use, production, transfer and stockpiling of cluster munitions.

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Observers Praise Cluster Bomb Ban But Questions Remain

DUBLIN - A landmark agreement on a treaty to ban cluster bombs was welcomed by politicians and campaigners Thursday but some questioned how effective it can be without backing from key powers like the US and China.

After 10 days of painstaking negotiations at Croke Park stadium in Dublin, diplomats agreed Wednesday the wording of a pact to outlaw the use, production, transfer and stockpiling of cluster munitions.