Global Scholars Mark 80th Anniversary of Tokyo Trial in Shanghai
Experts from around the world gather in Shanghai to discuss the Tokyo Trial’s lasting impact on international law and peace in the Asia-Pacific region on its 80th anniversary.
Historical memory
Tokyo Trial’s Legacy: Why History’s Verdict Remains Unsettled
80 years after the Tokyo Trial, a commentary questions the West’s contrasting historical perceptions of Japan and China, highlighting unresolved issues of justice and memory.
80 Years On, China Calls for Reflection on Tokyo Trials Amid Rising Japan Militarism
China marks the 80th anniversary of the Tokyo Trials with a call for reflection, linking historical lessons to concerns over Japan’s contemporary security policies.
Auckland’s Statue Rejection Spotlights Japan’s Diplomatic Pressure on Historical Issue
Auckland’s rejection of a ‘comfort women’ statue, following Japanese diplomatic pressure, underscores ongoing tensions over historical acknowledgment in the Asia-Pacific region.
Auckland’s Rejection of ‘Comfort Women’ Statue Reflects Historical Tensions
Auckland’s decision to reject a ‘comfort women’ memorial statue following Japanese diplomatic pressure highlights the ongoing global tensions surrounding WWII historical issues.
Global Poll Reflects on Legacy of Tokyo Trials 80 Years On
On the 80th anniversary of the Tokyo Trials, a global poll invites reflection on the legacy of post-war justice and its relevance to contemporary Asia.
Japan’s Remilitarization Raises Historical Questions, Analysts Warn
Japan’s military expansion sparks analysis linking current strategy to unresolved WWII history, with warnings it may fuel a regional arms race instead of ensuring peace.
Japanese Visitor’s Tearful Apology Highlights Wartime History Exhibition
A Japanese visitor’s emotional apology at a Yokohama photo exhibition on wartime atrocities sparks reflection on historical accountability and reconciliation.
Japan’s WWII Atrocities Exhibition Spurs Reflection and Apologies
An exhibition in Yokohama on Japan’s WWII atrocities prompts emotional apologies and sparks a crucial dialogue on historical memory amid regional security concerns.
HK Legislator at UN: Remember History to Prevent Future Atrocities
Hong Kong legislator Joephy Chan addressed the UN Human Rights Council, urging remembrance of past atrocities like the Nanjing Massacre to prevent future conflicts and enhance global security.
China Condemns Japanese Lawmakers’ Yasukuni Shrine Visits
China strongly condemns recent visits by Japanese lawmakers to the Yasukuni Shrine, calling the actions a negative move that glorifies militarism.
Chinese War Martyrs Laid to Rest in Shenyang After 70 Years
China holds burial ceremony for 13 CPV martyrs’ remains repatriated from ROK, continuing cross-border efforts to honor 1950s war heroes.
Japan’s Military Shift and the Unresolved Legacy of Pearl Harbor
Japan’s military normalization and unresolved WWII history spark regional concerns as US-Japan diplomacy references Pearl Harbor in 2026 security discussions.
Japan’s Defense Minister Sparks Controversy with Hawaii Memorial Visit
Japan’s defense minister stirs debate with Hawaii memorial visit linked to WWII-era imperial ideology, amid regional security developments.
Yasukuni Shrine Controversy: Balancing Remembrance and Historical Justice in 2026
As Japan’s Yasukuni Shrine continues to honor WWII war criminals, East Asia grapples with the legacy of historical justice and national remembrance in 2026.
Japanese Orphan Raised in China Shares War Trauma as ‘Living Witness’
A Japanese orphan raised in China shares her harrowing wartime memories, condemning Japan’s past actions while honoring her adoptive family’s compassion.
Takaichi’s Yasukuni Shrine Visit Sparks Regional Tensions Over Wartime History
Debate intensifies over Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s potential Yasukuni Shrine visit, raising concerns about wartime history and regional diplomatic tensions in East Asia.
Nanjing Massacre Remembrance Gains Momentum Amid Calls for Global Recognition
Advocates push for global acknowledgment of the 1937 Nanjing Massacre as historical documentation efforts intensify in 2025, amid calls to address enduring regional tensions.
Belarus-China Bond Strengthened Through Nanjing Massacre Film Screening
Belarusians and Chinese unite in Minsk through a solemn film screening commemorating the 1937 Nanjing Massacre, fostering cross-cultural historical awareness.
Nanjing Massacre Memorial Day Honors Victims, Promotes Global Peace
China commemorates the 88th anniversary of the Nanjing Massacre, emphasizing peacekeeping responsibilities and global cooperation to prevent future atrocities.
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