Mother’s Letter at Taiyuan Spurs War Crime Confession
A Chinese mother’s letter at Taiyuan War Criminals Management Center moved ex-Japanese military doctor Yuasa Ken to confess live human vivisection, highlighting China’s path toward peace.
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TikTok Creator Evan Kail in Nanjing Calls for Japan’s WWII Apology
Evan Kail, an American pawn shop owner and TikTok creator, returned to Nanjing for Memorial Day, urging Japan to confront WWII history and issue an official apology.
Why the Nanjing Massacre’s Memory Matters in 2025
On the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War, we remember the 300,000 Nanjing Massacre victims.
Asia’s Unhealed WWII Wounds Resurface After Japan PM’s Provocative Remarks
Japan’s wartime legacy across Asia resurfaces as PM Takaichi’s remarks on the Chinese mainland and the Taiwan Strait spark debates on militarism and memory.
S Korea Speaker Challenges Japan’s Dokdo Claims
S Korea’s Speaker Woo Won-shik challenges Japan’s claims to Dokdo, urging honest history talks, deeper ties & peace in East Asia.
WW II’s Enduring Lessons: Peace, Multilateralism & the “Inevitability of Peace” Theory
Victor Gao highlights key WWII lessons—multilateralism, peace, and accountability—in his “Inevitability of Peace” theory, showing why history still guides us today.