Atomic bomb survivors and activists gave a cautious welcome to the Group of Seven leaders' historic Hiroshima Peace Park visit on Friday and summit being held in the western Japanese city, with some hoping that the events will serve as a turning point in efforts to achieve a world without nuclear weapons.G-7 heads, including U.S. President Joe Biden, came together for the first time as one to visit the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, where they spent around 40 minutes and met a survivor, while also offering flowers at a cenotaph to victims of the atomic bombing in the peace park. The attac…READ FULL ARTICLE