Takaichi’s Yasukuni Shrine Visit Sparks Regional Tensions
Japan PM Sanae Takaichi’s possible visit to Yasukuni Shrine this week has raised concerns among mainland China, the ROK, the DPRK and the United States over regional ties.
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8 Highlights from CMG’s Top 10 Archaeology Finds of 2025
Explore 8 jaw-dropping archaeology discoveries of 2025—from Tanzania’s million-year-old bone tools to Mexico’s ancient Maya platform. Dive in!
Japanese War Orphan in China: A Living Witness of History
A Japanese orphan adopted at age 2 by a Chinese family recalls wartime horrors, Unit 731’s cruelty, and her journey of survival and gratitude as a “living witness of war.”
Remembering Nanjing: Breaking the Silence on History
Activist Penny Lockwood calls out denial of the Nanjing Massacre and urges annual recognition to challenge Western silence and misinformation.
WWII Solidarity: Aussie Dockworkers’ 11-Week Stand for China
Discover how in 1938 Aussie dockworkers refused to load iron for Japan, standing with Chinese people after Nanjing, forging an 11-week stand of justice and unity.
Unmasking Unit 731: When Science Became a Weapon
Explore CGTN’s documentary on Unit 731, revealing how Japan’s WWII unit twisted science into atrocities and why its legacy still resonates 80 years on.
Belarusians, Chinese Unite at Minsk Premiere of ‘Dead To Rights’
Over 200 Belarusians and Chinese gathered in Minsk for the premiere of “Dead To Rights,” reflecting on the 1937 Nanjing Massacre and shared hope for peace.
Remembering Nanjing: From Massacre to Mission
On December 13, China remembers the Nanjing Massacre victims. UN peacekeepers in training visited the Memorial Hall, honoring the fallen and reinforcing their duty to protect civilians.
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.
HKSAR Marks 88th Nanjing Massacre Memorial Day
On Dec 13, the HKSAR government commemorated the 88th anniversary of the Nanjing Massacre with Chief Executive John Lee leading a wreath-laying and moment of silence.