NEW YORK - Presidents and prime ministers as well as foreign ministers and ambassadors from more than 40 countries signed the world's first nuclear weapons ban treaty on Wednesday after it was opened at a ceremony with Japanese atomic bomb survivors and the Mayor of Nagasaki in attendance.
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