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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe lays a bouquet to offer prayers at the Chidorigafuchi national war memorial cemetery in Tokyo on Thursday on the 68th anniversary of Japan’s surrender from World War II. AFP PHOTO

TOKYO: Japan’s conservative prime minister broke with two decades of tradition on Thursday by omitting any expression of remorse for Tokyo’s past aggression in Asia on the anniversary of its World War II surrender.

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