As a string of European states announce withdrawals from a global treaty banning antipersonnel landmines, campaigners are warning countless lives could be put at risk as decades of progress fighting the weapons come under threat. On April 16, Latvia’s parliament approved the country’s withdrawal from the Ottawa Convention. This came just weeks after Estonia, Lithuania, [  ]
				Tuesday 4 November 2025			
						
		IPS - 6 month ago 
Lives at Risk After Some States Withdraw From Landmine Treaty
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