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Nagasaki observes 62nd anniversary of A-bomb attack

Nagasaki marked the 62nd anniversary of the world’s second atomic bomb attack with a sombre ceremony today and calls for the elimination of nuclear weapons.

Thu, 09 Aug, 2007

Japanese premier apologises to nuclear bomb survivors

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe apologised today over a former defence minister's suggestion that the 1945 US nuclear attacks were justified, and promised expanded medical support for survivors.

Sun, 05 Aug, 2007

Japan’s defence minister apologises for remarks on atomic bomb attacks

JAPAN’S defence minister apologised yesterday for comments about the 1945 US atomic bomb attacks on the country that outraged survivors and drew criticism from the ruling bloc ahead of a key election in July.

Mon, 02 Jul, 2007

Japan: Minister apologises for A-bomb remarks

Defence minister Fumio Kyuma apologised today for saying the US atomic bombings of Japan during the Second World War “couldn’t be helped”.

Sun, 01 Jul, 2007

Asia unimpressed with Bush address

US President George Bush’s State of the Union address today failed to stir much support in Asia, where many saw it as evidence he had been politically weakened by the war in Iraq.

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