Interviews9 years ago
‘US nuked Japan to scare ex-Soviet Union’
An analyst says the US’ nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were in fact a warning to ex-Soviet Union to stay of Asia during World War II.
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Debate: Unapologetic US
This edition of The Debate addresses Barack Obama's visit to the Japanese city of Hiroshima, where the US dropped an atomic bomb, killing 140,000 people.
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Foreign Policy9 years ago
No apology for nuking Hiroshima: Obama
Barack Obama says he will not apologize to the Japanese over America's 1945 nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Interviews9 years ago
'US bombed Japan to warn Soviet Union'
An analyst says the US wanted to send a message to the Soviet Union by using the atomic bombs on Japan to say, 'we got the bomb now before you and we will use it if we have to.’
Foreign Policy9 years ago
US unapologetic for nuking Hiroshima
The upcoming visit to the US-nuked city of Hiroshima should not be interpreted as an apology, the White House says.
Foreign Policy9 years ago
Obama to visit US-nuked Japanese city
Barack Obama will visit Hiroshima, where the US dropped its first atomic bomb nearly 71 years ago.
Foreign Policy9 years ago
Obama to visit Hiroshima: Japan’s daily
US President Barack Obama will visit Hiroshima after a G7 summit in Japan next month, Japan's Nikkei newspaper said on Friday.
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Hiroshima says doesn't need US apology
Hiroshima survivors seek nuclear disarrangement rather than an apology from a possible visit by US President Barack Obama.
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G7 ministers call for nuke-free world
Foreign ministers of the G7 group of industrial countries have called for a world without nuclear weapons.
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