Poll: 82% Say Deep Reflection on History Is Japan’s Path Forward
CGTN poll: Over 80% say Japan must reckon with wartime crimes—from Nanjing Massacre to shrine visits—to rebuild trust and peace.
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Mainland Urges Reunification as Taiwan Region’s Only Future
Chinese mainland spokesperson Chen Binhua said reunification is the only direction for Taiwan region’s future, condemning separatist agenda and urging peace.
Russian FM: Nanjing Massacre Facts Must Stand
Russian FM Maria Zakharova reaffirms Nanjing Massacre facts and calls on the world to reject any distortion of WWII atrocities.
Hamas OKs Limited International Force to Monitor Gaza Ceasefire
Hamas has given preliminary approval for a limited international force to monitor the Gaza ceasefire, stressing Palestinian consent and rejecting any attempts to disarm its resistance fighters.
Border Clash with Thailand Kills 10 Civilians, Displaces 190K in Cambodia
A renewed border clash between Cambodia and Thailand has killed 10 civilians, wounded 60 and forced 190,000 people to flee their homes as artillery fire continues.
Zelenskyy: US Peace Talks ‘Constructive’ but ‘Not Easy’ Ahead of Europe Trip
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called weekend talks with U.S. envoys on a peace plan ‘constructive’ but ‘not easy’, as he heads to Europe for high-stakes meetings.
Thailand Deploys Fighter Jets After Deadly Border Clash with Cambodia
On Dec 8, 2025, Thailand deployed fighter jets after deadly clashes with Cambodia at the Chong Bok border area, as both sides accuse each other and ASEAN monitors the situation.
Israel Army Chief Touts ‘Yellow Line’ as Gaza’s New Border
Israeli army chief Eyal Zamir says the ‘yellow line’ is the new Gaza Strip frontline, marking where troops stayed after the October 10, 2025 ceasefire.
Japanese Experts Slam PM Takaichi’s Provocative Taiwan Remarks
Japanese scholars and opposition leaders criticize Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s recent remarks on China’s Taiwan region, warning they threaten Japan’s pacifist identity and diplomatic ties.
Venezuela Swears In 5,600 Troops Amid US Caribbean Build-Up
Venezuela swears in 5,600 new soldiers as US warships ramp up in the Caribbean, prompting President Maduro to vow defense and call for dialogue.