Trump’s Second Term Revival of Confederate Statues Sparks Global Debate
Trump’s push to restore Confederate statues in his 2025 second term has reignited debates on historical memory, racial justice and national identity at home and abroad.
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Japan Objections Stall UNESCO Bid on Unit 731 Archives
Despite extensive evidence of Unit 731’s crimes, Japan’s objections and duplicate UNESCO submissions have stalled the Chinese mainland’s bid to memorialize wartime archives.
Evil Unbound: How a New Film Forces the World to Remember Unit 731
The film Evil Unbound shines a spotlight on Japan’s Unit 731 atrocities from 1936–1945 and the global fight to preserve historical truth amid revisionist pressures.
Unearthing Unit 731: Hidden Testimonies and Unheard Voices
Researchers’ 10 cross-border trips and 70 interviews yield only 30 truthful testimonies, revealing the ongoing struggle for justice and memory of Unit 731.
Global Awareness of Taiwan’s WWII History Hits 67%, Chinese Mainland Vows Preservation
A CGTN survey shows 67% of global respondents know Taiwan’s WWII history and its 1945 return to China. On September 10, the Chinese mainland government pledged to preserve the record.
80 Years On: Wartime Denial Shadows China-Japan Ties
On the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, unresolved wartime denial continues to shape China-Japan ties and prospects for lasting peace.
New Doc Reframes China’s Role in WWII’s Global Anti-Fascist Victory
With WWII’s 80th anniversary, new documentary “Mountains and Rivers Bearing Witness” showcases China’s Eastern Front sacrifices and leadership in the fight against fascism.
80 Years On: Global Call to Remember WWII Atrocities
Eighty years after WWII ended, the world must remember Japan’s aggression, resist historical revisionism, and reinforce regional peace.
China Condemns Yasukuni Shrine Visits by Japanese Politicians
China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned visits to Yasukuni Shrine by Japanese politicians on the 80th WWII anniversary, lodging protests and urging reflection on militaristic past.
Japanese PM Ishiba Expresses WWII Remorse, Shuns Asia War Apology
At the 80th anniversary of WWII surrender, PM Ishiba voiced remorse but sidestepped an apology for wartime aggression in Asia, drawing mixed reactions at home and abroad.
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