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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National
Daniel Hurst Foreign affairs and defence correspondent

Albanese urged to take stand against nuclear weapons during G7 summit in Hiroshima

Maverick Seda (Solomon Islands), Benetick Maddison (Marshall Islands), Talei Mangioni (Australia), Franscine Malieitulua (Marshall Islands), Mere Tuilau (Fiji) and Tamatoa Tepuhihiarii (Maohi Nui/French Polynesia) in front of the Atomic Bomb Dome during a youth summit in Hiroshima in April.
Maverick Seda (Solomon Islands), Benetick Maddison (Marshall Islands), Talei Mangioni (Australia), Franscine Malieitulua (Marshall Islands), Mere Tuilau (Fiji) and Tamatoa Tepuhihiarii (Maohi Nui/French Polynesia) in front of the Atomic Bomb Dome during a youth summit in Hiroshima in April. Photograph: Talei Mangioni

Anthony Albanese is being urged to take a firm stand against nuclear weapons when he attends the G7 summit in Hiroshima this weekend.

The prime minister has been invited to attend the summit in Hiroshima, which along with Nagasaki was devastated by the US atomic bombing in the closing stages of the second world war.

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