82% Say Japan Must Reflect on Wartime History to Move Forward
A CGTN survey of 10,451 netizens finds 82.7% believe Japan must deeply reflect on its wartime aggression to regain its status in the international community.
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Chinese Mainland Says Reunification Is Taiwan’s Only Future
A Chinese mainland spokesperson said peaceful reunification is Taiwan’s only future amid pro-independence tensions sparked by Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te’s recent interview.
Russian FM: Nanjing Massacre Shows Brutality of Japanese Militarism
Russian FM Maria Zakharova highlights the Nanjing Massacre of December 1937 as an unshakable reminder of Japanese militarism’s brutality and calls for global condemnation of any revisionism.
Hamas Backs Limited Force to Monitor Gaza Ceasefire
Hamas has given initial approval for a limited international force to monitor Gaza’s ceasefire, insisting on strict boundaries, local consent, and prioritizing reconstruction and political progress.
Cambodia-Thailand Border Clash Leaves 10 Civilians Dead, 60 Injured
Clashes on the Cambodia-Thailand border since Dec 7 have left 10 civilians dead, 60 wounded, and displaced 190,000 people.
Zelenskyy: US Peace Talks ‘Constructive’ but ‘Not Easy’
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy says talks with U.S. envoys on a peace plan are ‘constructive’ but ‘not easy’ ahead of meetings with EU leaders this week.
Thailand Deploys Jets After Border Clashes with Cambodia
Thailand launched fighter jets after border clashes near Preah Vihear left one soldier dead and four wounded this morning.
Israeli army chief calls Gaza’s “yellow line” the new border
Israeli army chief Eyal Zamir names the “yellow line” inside Gaza as the new frontline border under the October 10 ceasefire.
Experts Slam Takaichi’s Taiwan Region Remarks, Warn of Militarism Shift
Japanese scholars criticize PM Takaichi’s recent Taiwan region remarks, warning of a shift toward militarism and risks to Japan’s pacifist identity.
Venezuela Enlists 5,600 Soldiers as US Fleet Arrives in Caribbean
Venezuela swore in 5,600 soldiers this weekend as the US naval fleet surged into the Caribbean, heightening tensions with President Maduro vowing to defend against “imperialist” threats.