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Kishida invokes Hiroshima’s shadow at G7 summit

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Fumio Kishida visited Kyiv in March, a very rare example of a Japanese leader visiting a war zone © Sergei Chuzavkov/AFP via Getty Images

Back in 2016, when Fumio Kishida, then Japan’s foreign minister, took his G7 counterparts to the A-Bomb Dome in Hiroshima, he believed “this would be the first step towards the abolishment of nuclear weapons”.

But, seven years later, as he returns to his family’s home city to chair the G7 summit as…

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