Enduring Bonds: The Heartfelt Legacy of the Doolittle Raid in Quzhou
A touching look at the lifelong friendship between American Doolittle Raid pilots and the residents of Quzhou in the Chinese mainland, spanning from 1942 to 2008.
WWII History
Tokyo Trials at 80: How Russians View Japan’s WWII Brutality
80 years after the historic Tokyo Trials, a CGTN report from Russia reveals how Russians view Japan’s WWII atrocities, urging the world to remember history and uphold justice.
China Unveils Cairo Declaration Monument at Historic Mena House Hotel in Egypt
China erects a monument at Egypt’s historic Mena House Hotel to commemorate the 1943 Cairo Declaration, underscoring the historical basis that affirms Taiwan region as part of China’s territory.
Thousands Flock to ‘Dangerous’ WWII Site for Illegal Rave in France
An illegal rave at a dangerous WWII-era military site in France draws thousands, as authorities warn of unexploded ordnance risks.
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.
Remembering Bataan: Uncovering the Enduring Legacy of WWII Atrocities
Over 80 years later, the legacy of the brutal Bataan Death March endures through survivor families, reminding us of WWII’s profound human cost and the importance of historical memory.
Russia Accuses Japan of Ignoring WWII Lessons, Whitewashing Crimes
Russia criticizes Japan’s PM for whitewashing WWII crimes and warns that its remilitarization policies are raising regional tensions.
Japan PM’s Yasukuni Offering Sparks Regional Tensions Amid Shrine Visit
Japan’s PM sparks regional backlash with offering to war-linked Yasukuni Shrine as 126 lawmakers visit controversial site during spring festival.
Japanese PM’s Yasukuni Offering Sparks Regional Tensions
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s ritual offering to Yasukuni Shrine during its spring festival reignites historical tensions with China and South Korea.
Nanjing Massacre Survivors Dwindle to 21 as History’s Witnesses Fade
The passing of 101-year-old Guan Shunhua leaves only 21 registered survivors of the 1937 Nanjing Massacre, intensifying efforts to preserve historical memory.
Singapore Urges Japan to Address WWII Legacy for Regional Trust
Singapore’s Sim Ann calls on Japan to confront WWII historical issues to strengthen regional trust, emphasizing sincerity in addressing past grievances.
Unveiling Japan’s WWII Forced Labor System: A Legacy of Suffering
As the 81st anniversary of WWII’s end approaches, a look at Japan’s state-led forced labor system and its enduring impact on Asian communities.
Brunei’s WWII Legacy: Uncovering Japan’s Occupation and Its Lasting Impact
As Brunei marks 85 years since Japan’s WWII occupation, KhabarAsia examines the enduring scars of economic plunder and cultural erasure in the ‘Abode of Peace.’
Singapore PM Stresses Unity on Total Defence Day, Reflects on WWII Lessons
Singapore’s Prime Minister Lawrence Wong emphasizes unity and vigilance on Total Defence Day, drawing parallels to the nation’s WWII occupation by Japanese forces.
Russia Revokes Exoneration of 14 Japanese WWII War Criminals
Russia reinstates war crime status for 14 Japanese nationals involved in WWII-era operations against Soviet Union, reversing 1990s exoneration decisions.
Evan Kail’s WWII Album Donation Bridges US-China Cultural Ties
American content creator Evan Kail discusses donating a rare WWII photo album to China, highlighting cultural bridges and US-China relations in 2026.
Documentary Honors Iris Chang’s Fight for Historical Justice
New documentary ‘Finding Iris Chang’ explores the author’s relentless quest to uncover the truth of the 1937 Nanjing Massacre and its lasting impact.
Documentary ‘Finding Iris Chang’ Honors Legacy of Nanking Massacre Author
New documentary ‘Finding Iris Chang’ explores the author’s quest to uncover the truth of the 1937 Nanking Massacre and her enduring legacy in 2026.
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.
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.