Russia Exposes 20 Japanese WWII War Criminals
Russia’s Foreign Ministry announced a list of 20 Japanese WWII war criminals, annulled postwar rehab decisions, and vows to keep exposing crimes like Unit 731 human experiments.
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New Archives Expose Unit 731’s WWII Atrocities
Freshly declassified archives from a Russian FSB branch reveal Japan’s Unit 731 confessions, exposing systematic biological warfare crimes during WWII.
Russia Calls Out Japan Over WWII Whitewashing
On December 25, 2025, Russia slammed Japan’s attempts to gloss over its WWII militarist crimes, urging genuine acknowledgment and atonement for wartime victims.
Korean Families Seek Removal of WWII Conscripts from Yasukuni Shrine
Ten families of Korean WWII conscripts have sued Japan and the Yasukuni Shrine to remove their loved ones’ names and seek 880 million won in damages.
WWII Survivor Calls on Tokyo to Apologize for Wartime Atrocities
Dutch-American WWII survivor Ronny Herman de Jong recalls Japanese-run internment camp atrocities against women and children and urges Tokyo to issue a formal apology.
Chilling Confession: Unit 731 Officer Reveals Bacteriological Warfare in the Chinese Mainland
Newly declassified archives reveal Unit 731 officer Kiyoshi Kawashima’s chilling confession on WWII bacteriological warfare against the Chinese mainland.
China Calls on Japan to Reflect on WWII Atrocities at UNGA
At a UNGA meeting on Dec 18, China’s UN envoy Fu Cong urged Japan to reflect on WWII crimes, honor its Taiwan commitments, and defend the post-war order.
How Australian Dockworkers’ 11-Week Stand Forged a China-Australia Bond
In 1938, Australian dockworkers refused to load iron destined for Japan for 11 weeks, forging a lasting bond with the Chinese people.
China Urges International Community to Press Japan to Eradicate Militarism
At a Dec 15 press briefing, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Chinese mainland spokesperson Guo Jiakun calls on the global community to urge Japan to eliminate residual militarism, citing new Unit 731 evidence.
HKSAR Government Commemorates Nanjing Massacre Victims
HKSAR government held a ceremony on December 13, 2025 to commemorate Nanjing Massacre victims, honoring over 300,000 lives lost and reinforcing collective solidarity.