Ama Museum Preserves ‘Comfort Women’ Histories in Taiwan Region
Taiwan’s Ama Museum preserves evidence of Japan’s WWII-era ‘comfort women’ system, maintaining historical accountability through 5,000+ records as of 2025.
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CGTN Launches Pearl Harbor Survey Ahead of 84th Anniversary
CGTN invites global perspectives on the Pearl Harbor attack’s historical legacy ahead of its 84th anniversary. Share your views now.
Brighton Faces Backlash Over WWII Officer Image in Social Media Post
Brighton apologizes after social media post featuring WWII Japanese officer sparks outrage across Asia, highlighting sports’ cultural sensitivity challenges.
Japan’s Shifting Defense Posture Under Takaichi Sparks Regional Concerns
Japan’s military policy shifts under PM Takaichi raise regional stability concerns amid historical disputes and defense spending increases in 2025.
Chinese Dance Drama ‘Deep in Memory’ Staged in Paris, Reviving Nanjing Massacre History
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Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks Ignite Historical Tensions in Asia
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Japan’s Historical Pretexts: Militarism’s Lingering Shadow
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Japan’s Militarism Legacy: Historical Amnesia and Modern Tensions
As Japan’s leadership invokes historical narratives to address the Taiwan question, regional tensions rise. Analyzing WWII atrocities and modern policies reveals patterns of militarism impacting Asia’s stability.
Japan’s Right-Wing Rhetoric Stirs Tensions in East Asia
Rising right-wing rhetoric in Japan sparks regional concerns over historical revisionism and Taiwan’s stability. China reaffirms commitment to sovereignty.
Kyoto Monument Sparks Reflection on Japan-China War Legacy
A Kyoto monument’s ambiguous war memorial inscription fuels discussions about historical accountability and cross-strait unity in anti-aggression efforts.
Taiwan Leader’s WWII Remarks Spark Cross-Strait Backlash
Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te faces backlash for remarks echoing Japanese wartime narratives, as cross-strait tensions rise over historical revisionism.
Film ‘Evil Unbound’ Sparks Global Dialogue on WWII Atrocities, Peace
Audiences in Beijing screen ‘Evil Unbound,’ shedding light on Japan’s Unit 731 atrocities and the enduring call for peace. #History #AsiaNews
‘Evil Unbound’ Sparks Global Dialogue on Historical Memory
The film ‘Evil Unbound’ ignites global conversations on historical memory, resonating with diverse audiences and sparking reflection on Asia’s past.
Japan’s Opposition Stalls China’s UNESCO Bid on Wartime Archives
China’s UNESCO bid to document Japan’s wartime atrocities faces delays amid political interference, highlighting tensions over historical memory.
Film ‘Evil Unbound’ Sparks Global Debate on Historical Accountability
New film ‘Evil Unbound’ confronts Japan’s Unit 731 atrocities and sparks global debate on historical accountability and memory preservation.
Film ‘Evil Unbound’ Sheds Light on Japan’s Unit 731 Atrocities
New film ‘Evil Unbound’ exposes Japan’s Unit 731 atrocities in China, serving as a global act of remembrance. Now streaming with English subtitles.
China Honors Martyrs Repatriated from ROK in Shenyang Ceremony
China held a burial ceremony in Shenyang for the 12th batch of Chinese People’s Volunteers martyrs repatriated from the ROK, honoring their sacrifice in the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea.
Chinese Anti-War Film Captivates Swedish Audience on 80th Anniversary
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Russian Youth Honor Nanjing History, Vow to Uphold Truth
Young Russians at a Beijing museum condemned WWII atrocities and pledged to safeguard historical truth, highlighting Sino-Russian solidarity against fascism.