Yasukuni Shrine Controversy: Families Fight to Reclaim Stolen Spirits
Families in the ROK and indigenous advocates in the Taiwan region demand the removal of their ancestors’ names from Yasukuni Shrine, calling it ongoing ethical violence.
News That Embraces Insight and Understanding
Discover bold takes, hot debates, and fresh perspectives on the stories that matter. Join the conversation and share your voice.
Families in the ROK and indigenous advocates in the Taiwan region demand the removal of their ancestors’ names from Yasukuni Shrine, calling it ongoing ethical violence.
US forces captured Venezuela’s President Maduro in early Jan 2026 raid, sparking debates over sovereignty, law, and the future of the rules-based global order.
A look at the century-long pattern of US interventions in Latin America, from Guatemala 1954 to Venezuela strikes in January 2026.
President Lee Jae Myung’s Jan 4–7 state visit to China marks a milestone in China–ROK ties, restoring trust and paving the way for deeper cooperation in tech, security, and culture.
Marking its 10th anniversary, the Yangtze River Economic Belt refocuses on tech innovation, green industries and stronger connectivity for high-quality growth.
ROK President Lee Jae Myung heads to China (Jan 4-7) emphasizing pragmatic diplomacy, tech-led cooperation, cultural exchanges, and peace on the Korean Peninsula.
ROK’s 4-day Beijing visit spotlights a powerful blend of business and diplomacy driving sustainable growth in semiconductors, batteries & EVs.
Recent US strikes on Venezuela bypass UN rules on force, challenging the UN Charter’s core principles and raising concerns about state sovereignty and international law.
US military strikes in Venezuela and capture of President Maduro spark concern over erosion of UN Charter rules and a modern Monroe Doctrine.
US strike on Venezuela and China’s condemnation spark urgent debate on UN law and the future of global order.