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Friday, 27 May 2016

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The Atomic Bomb Dome in the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park on Wednesday.
Japan's Leader Has Little Use for Hiroshima's Lessons of Pacifism

By JONATHAN SOBLE

As President Obama prepares to visit, the Asian country's aversion to war is being challenged by a conservative movement led by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
. At Hiroshima, Obama Faces Difficult Choices
American Special Operations forces, photographed Wednesday in the village of Fatisah, pushed closer to Raqqa, the Islamic State's de facto capital in northern Syria.
U.S. Commandos Work With Syrian Fighters in Push Toward ISIS Stronghold

By ERIC SCHMITT

Pentagon officials said the Americans were not involved in any combat role, despite photographs that showed commandos assisting fighters during their offensive against the Islamic State.
Senegalese commandos during an American-led international training exercise outside St.-Louis, Senegal, in February.
U.S. Increases Antiterrorism Exercises With African Militaries

By HELENE COOPER

The training focuses on how to defend civilian targets on a continent that has become a significant battleground in the war against militant Islam.
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