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Η Ιαπωνία χαλαρώνει την απαγόρευση των πυρηνικών βομβών στο πλαίσιο προσπάθειας για αποτροπή

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By Richard Lloyd Parry Verified
| Parapolitika
ΟΤΑΝ οι ηλικιωμένοι επιζώντες της ατομικής βόμβας κέρδισαν το Νόμπελ Ειρήνης το 2024, αυτό έμοιαζε με δικαίωση για τα θύματα μιας από τις μεγαλύτερες φρικαλεότητες της ιστορίας. Η Ιαπωνική Συνομοσπονδία Οργανώσεων Θυμάτων των Βομβών Ατόμου και Υδρογόνου, γνωστή ως Nihon Hidankyo, τιμήθηκε επειδή κράτησε ζωντανή τη μνήμη της Χιροσίμα και του Ναγκασάκι μέσα από την εμπειρία εκείνων που τη βίωσαν, των ανθρώπων που είναι γνωστοί ως χιμπακούσα.
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Race to save trapped shoppers after Japan rocked by earthquake

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By Richard Lloyd Parry Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
This aerial image shows the damaged AEON Mall following an earthquake in Kashima, Kumamoto prefecture, southern Japan, Tuesday, July 28, 2026.Kyodo News via AP Japanese authorities have urged people in the southwest of the country to be on alert for further aftershocks after a major earthquake caused fires and a devastating explosion that destroyed a large shopping centre.
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Autocrats’ summer camp gets a march on

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By Richard Lloyd Parry Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
People pay respect to the statues of former leaders Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il on Mansu Hill on the occasion of the 32nd anniversary of demise of Kim Il Sung, in Pyongyang, on July 8.AP North Korea For close to seven decades, North Korean youngsters have spent summers at the Songdowon International Children’s Camp, swimming, playing games and being indoctrinated in the ways of the ruling Kim family.
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