Land mines ban approved despite U S objections
More than 100 nations approved by acclamation a draft treaty calling for an immediate and total ban on anti personnel mines despite U S objections. The United States had unsuccessfully sought compromises and talks adjourned for the day. A formal vote is set for Thursday to adopt the draft.
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Clinton Won't Endorse Mine Ban Pact With Exceptions
President Clinton declined to sign a global treaty banning anti-personnel mines, citing several exceptions. The White House planned unilateral U.S. steps to ban mines on its own terms, including a nine year delay and withdrawal rights during attacks, with negotiations continuing amid international pressure.
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Canada fears border chaos from new U S visa law
Canadian officials warn a U S immigration bill requiring visas for all visitors will cause massive border delays at crossings like Detroit Windsor and Niagara Falls. Diplomats abandon quiet diplomacy as they press Congress to carve out Canada exemptions and limit lineups for millions of annual trips.
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