Shiro Suzuki
Shiro Suzuki is the mayor of Nagasaki, Japan, known for his leadership in the city that suffered an atomic bombing during World War II. Recently, he has been in the news for announcing that Taiwan would not be invited to Nagasaki's memorial event marking the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing, a decision that has drawn international attention and sparked discussions about Taiwan's diplomatic status.
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Dominican Republic:
Shiro Suzuki, the mayor of Nagasaki, described nuclear weapons as the 'absolute evil' during the 81st anniversary of the atomic bombing.
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North Macedonia:
The Mayor of Nagasaki, Shiro Suzuki, declared that nuclear weapons are not a 'necessary evil' but an 'absolute evil' that cannot coexist with humanity.
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Cabo Verde:
Shiro Suzuki questioned whether Trump's actions would make him unworthy of the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Taiwan:
Nagasaki Mayor Shiro Suzuki called on leaders to return to the principles of the UN Charter and show a concrete path toward abolishing nuclear weapons.
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Kenya:
Nagasaki mayor Shiro Suzuki urged the world to 'stop armed conflicts immediately'.
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Hong Kong:
Shiro Suzuki, the mayor of Nagasaki, called for world leaders to outline a concrete path to nuclear disarmament during the peace declaration.
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Monaco:
Shiro Suzuki, the mayor of Nagasaki, urged an end to armed conflicts during the 80th anniversary ceremony of the atomic bombing.
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Lithuania:
Shiro Suzuki, the mayor of Nagasaki, urged the world to 'immediately end armed conflicts'.
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Romania:
Shiro Suzuki, the mayor, called on leaders to return to the principles of the UN Charter and show a concrete path towards the abolition of nuclear weapons.
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France:
Shiro Suzuki, the mayor of Nagasaki, urged an immediate halt to armed conflicts during the ceremony.
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