Sudan Opens Massive War Crimes Trial Against RSF Suspects
Sudan’s anti-terrorism court in Port Sudan began trial proceedings on Jan. 19, trying 201 RSF-linked suspects, including top commanders, on war crimes and crimes against humanity charges.
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Tens of thousands deported from U.S. return to Honduras
Honduras is seeing tens of thousands of deportees from the U.S. return home, putting stress on families, jobs and services in one of Latin America’s poorest nations.
ICE Custody Deaths Reach 20-Year High in 2025
The number of deaths in ICE custody reached 32 in 2025, marking a 20-year high amid intensified enforcement and medical neglect allegations.
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China & Lesotho Elevate Ties with Joint Communique
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Palestine Warns Israel’s 19 New West Bank Settlements a ‘Dangerous Step’
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WWII Survivor Recounts Camp Horrors, Urges Japan’s Formal Apology
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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.
New Russian Docs on Unit 731 Unveil WWII Germ-Warfare Atrocities
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Canadian Historian Urges: Don’t Distort Nanjing Massacre Facts
Canadian historian David Wright warns against distortion and denial of Nanjing Massacre facts, stressing the importance of preserving historical truth and combating misinformation.