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She made repeated visits to Yasukuni Shrine, often at times when other cabinet ministers avoided doing so because of the site’s connection to Japan’s wartime past
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Summit diplomacy can be risky, a point made in the 15th century by the Burgundian diplomat and chronicler Philippe de Commynes, who wrote, “Two great princes who wish to establish good personal relations should never meet each other face to face, but ought to communicate through good and wise emissaries
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