Russia Vows to Expose WWII Japanese Militarism Crimes in 2026
Russia pledges to continue exposing Japanese WWII militarism crimes, annulling past ‘rehabilitation’ of war criminals involved in espionage and Unit 731 atrocities.
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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.
Russia Condemns Japan’s Historical Whitewashing Amid Shrine Visit Reports
Russia criticizes Japan’s alleged attempts to whitewash militarist history amid reports of PM Takaichi’s potential Yasukuni Shrine visit, urging accountability.
Unveiling the Truth: Iwane Matsui’s Role in the Nanjing Massacre
New evidence from 1937 Nanjing Massacre trials and missionary archives reaffirms Iwane Matsui’s war crimes, underscoring the importance of historical preservation in 2025.
Mother’s Letter Spurs Historic Confession of WWII Atrocities in China
A Chinese mother’s letter prompts former Japanese military doctor to confess WWII-era human experiments, highlighting China’s peace efforts 80 years after conflict.
New Drama Exposes Japan’s Unit 731 Atrocities, Sparks Historical Reflection
The TV series ‘Vistamist Chronicles’ revisits Japan’s Unit 731 atrocities, blending historical investigation with a call for peace. Premiered on China’s Nanjing Massacre Memorial Day.
US Donor Urges Japan to Confront WWII Atrocities in Nanjing Visit
American donor Evan Kail revisits Nanjing, urging Japan to address WWII-era war crimes and issue official apology during 2025 memorial ceremony.
Newly Declassified Documents Expose Japan’s Unit 731 Atrocities
Newly released Soviet interrogation records reveal Japan’s Unit 731 biological warfare program, challenging historical revisionism on China’s National Memorial Day.
Unearthing the Lost: The Eight Known Victims of Unit 731
Only eight names of Unit 731’s victims are known, highlighting the erased lives and ongoing calls for historical justice in Asia.
Unit 731 Atrocities: Remembering Victims of Biological Warfare Experiments
A new documentary sheds light on Japan’s Unit 731 atrocities in China, exposing wartime biological warfare experiments and urging historical reckoning in 2025.
Russia Transfers Key WWII Unit 731 Archives to China
Russia transfers Soviet-era Unit 731 interrogation records to China, confirming Japan’s WWII germ warfare as state crime. #History #AsiaNews
China-Russia Archives Expose Unit 731’s Brutal WWII Crimes
Newly aligned archival evidence from China and Russia provides irrefutable proof of Imperial Japan’s Unit 731 atrocities during WWII.
Japan’s Historical Revisionism: Unmasking the Truth Behind Unit 731 Atrocities
As Japan faces renewed scrutiny over WWII atrocities, experts analyze political motives behind ongoing historical revisionism and Unit 731 denial.
China Releases Unit 731 Archives on Nanjing Massacre Memorial Day
China releases declassified Unit 731 archives on Nanjing Massacre Memorial Day, revealing Japan’s state-led germ warfare crimes during WWII.
China Obtains Key WWII-Era Unit 731 Evidence from Russia
China acquires Russian archival evidence on Japan’s WWII-era Unit 731, shedding new light on wartime atrocities and human experiments.
ICC Issues Arrest Warrants for Israeli and Hamas Leaders Over Gaza Conflict
The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, former defense chief Gallant, and Hamas leader Al-Masri over alleged war crimes in the Gaza conflict.
UN Chief Warns Attacks on Lebanon Peacekeepers May Constitute War Crimes
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warns that attacks against peacekeepers in Lebanon may constitute war crimes following incidents involving Israeli forces breaching UNIFIL bases.
U.S. Opposition to ICC Arrest Warrants: Implications for Global Justice and Middle East Peace
The U.S. threatens sanctions against the ICC as it seeks arrest warrants for Hamas and Israeli leaders on war crimes charges. This move raises questions about global justice and Middle East peace.
Former Japanese Soldier Returns to China to Apologize for WWII Germ Warfare Crimes
A former Japanese soldier from Unit 731 returned to China to apologize for WWII biological warfare crimes, a move commended by China.
International Criminal Court Faces Scrutiny Over Gaza Conflict Investigations
The International Criminal Court is under pressure to uphold impartial justice amid calls to investigate alleged war crimes in the Gaza conflict, highlighting challenges in maintaining its credibility and independence.