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Hiroshima Ceremony Puts Abolition Call Against Tokyo’s Cautious Nuclear Stance

The event exposes policy uncertainty over Japan’s three non‑nuclear principles as diplomatic arms controls weaken.

Lost Hiroshima Memoir by Kiyoshi Tanimoto to Be Published on August 6

Atomic Bombing Survivors Open UN Exhibit as NPT Review Begins

Shigeaki Mori, Hiroshima Survivor Who Identified U.S. POWs, Dies at 88

Hiroshima Confirms First DNA Identification of an A‑Bomb Victim, Naming 13-Year-Old Hatsue Kajiyama

Brandenburg Parliament Backs Nuclear Disarmament in Symbolic Vote

Anniversary Debate Deepens Over Hiroshima and Nagasaki Atomic Strikes

Nagasaki Ceremony Urges Nuclear Abolition at 80th Anniversary

Survivors and Leaders Press for Nuclear Abolition at 80th Hiroshima and Nagasaki Ceremonies

Hiroshima and Nagasaki Mark 80th Anniversaries With Urgent Calls for Nuclear Disarmament

Nagasaki Rings Urakami Cathedral Bells Together and Urges Japan to Join UN Nuclear Ban Treaty

Hiroshima’s 80th Anniversary Draws Record Global Attendance for Disarmament Calls

Ben Cohen Claims Responsibility for ‘Remember Hiroshima’ Protest Doll at Disneyland

Hiroshima Ceremony Draws Record International Delegation as Hibakusha Numbers Shrink

Hibakusha and Global Leaders Call for Nuclear Disarmament at 80th Hiroshima and Nagasaki Ceremonies

Hiroshima’s 80th Anniversary Attracts Record Delegations from 120 Countries

Hiroshima Commemorates 80th Anniversary as Nuclear Risks Intensify

Hiroshima 80th Anniversary Draws Record Delegations as Leaders Warn of Nuclear Rearmament

Record 120 Nations Attend Hiroshima’s 80th Anniversary Commemoration

Hibakusha Testimonies Drive 80th Anniversary Commemorations for Hiroshima and Nagasaki