Japan's premier issues World War II apology; act is first by a Japanese leader

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Japanese premier Tomiichi Murayama apologized to the world for its role as an aggressor in World War II, but would not compensate individuals who suffered during the war. Emperor Akihito offered sorrow, but no apology. Global reaction was mixed, and some Japanese politicians opposed the move.

Japan, Political aspects, World War II, 1939-1945

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Chinese premier meets Keating

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Chinese Premier Li and Australian Prime Minister Keating met on Jun 24, 1993, in Beijing, China, to discuss wool imports to China, human-rights issues in China and Li's health. Keating wanted to become involved with science and technology issues in China.

China, Australia, International relations, Chinese foreign relations, Australian foreign relations, Li Peng, Keating, P.J.

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