August 12, 2015

"It is a shame that speculation on the wording of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's speech, due to be delivered on Friday, one day before the 70th anniversary of Japan's surrender, is still heaping up.

It only throws more doubts on the Japanese government's sincerity of its past aggression.

Contradicting signals have been sent out on Japanese media, with public broadcaster NHK reporting the draft statement would include such key words as 'apology', 'aggression', 'deep remorse' and 'colonial rule', and Kyodo News saying it might include 'deep remorse' but no 'apology'."

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