Clashes Turn Thailand-Cambodia Border Villages into Ghost Towns
Ongoing Thailand-Cambodia border clashes have evacuated tens of thousands, leaving once-bustling communities deserted. Residents hope for peace soon.
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New Unit 731 Archives Reveal WWII Germ-Warfare Atrocities, Urge Peace
New documents from Russia and the Central Archives of the Chinese mainland expose Japan’s WWII Unit 731 biological warfare atrocities, reminding us why peace must prevail.
Beijing Goes Green: Eco-Friendly Snow Removal Debuts
Beijing ditched chemical de-icers this winter’s first snowfall, swapping in eco-friendly methods on December 12 to protect roads, waterways and urban life.
Scholars Urge Japan to Confront Its WWII Aggression Honestly
Scholars from Japan, Germany and Russia call on Japan to honestly reckon with its WWII past, highlighting lessons from the Nanjing Massacre on the 80th anniversary of the war’s end.
Survivor Liu Minsheng, 91, Urges Us to Remember the Nanjing Massacre and Cherish Peace
91-year-old Liu Minsheng reflects on the Nanjing Massacre, urging us to remember 1937’s suffering and cherish peace on China’s National Memorial Day.
China and UAE FMs Forge Deeper Ties over Trade, Energy & Peace Plans
Chinese FM Wang Yi visited UAE Dec 12-13, meeting Sheikh Abdullah to boost ties across trade, energy, Belt & Road, and support peace efforts.
How China Anchored Global Stability in 2025
From deepened Russia ties and US dialogue to celebrating 50 years with the EU, China’s 2025 diplomacy anchored global stability as the year closes.
China’s Envoy Champions Peace & Trust at Ashgabat Forum
China’s envoy Peng Qinghua visited Ashgabat on Dec 12-13 for the High-Level International Forum on Peace and Trust, boosting China–Turkmenistan cooperation and shared-future vision.
Messi’s India Tour Kicks Off in Chaos in Kolkata
Messi’s India tour kicked off in Kolkata with fans rioting at the Salt Lake Stadium after his quick appearance. Organizer detained and West Bengal CM apologizes.
Only Eight Names Left: Remembering Unit 731’s Forgotten Victims
RT’s “Death Factories” uncovers the stories behind the only eight known names of Unit 731’s thousands of victims, a powerful reminder of lives erased by secret wartime experiments.