Representatives from around 100 countries opened a 12-day conference Monday in a bid to agree a global ban on cluster bombs, one of the most lethal weapons facing civilians caught up in conflict. 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 its signatories.
USA, Russia, China, Israel, India and Pakistan, the biggest manufacturers of such boms, are not participating.
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Don't even get me started on Israel and their cluster bombs in Lebanon.
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