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Legacy of war in Asia

Legacy of war in Asia
In the first half of the 20th century, Japan invaded and occupied large areas of Asia, and the scars of Japan's wartime atrocities in Asia are still obvious in China and the Korean peninsula as the region prepares to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of the second world war. Although the nations have solid trade and tourism ties with their former colonial aggressor, diplomatic relations remain poor, soured by territorial disputes and rising nationalism.
2026 Xi-Trump summits

Why did Trump and Xi seal a deal on World War II soldiers’ missing remains?

Reviving the decades-long effort is one of the ‘least controversial’ ways the two nations can cooperate, observers say.

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Praised abroad, ignored at home: Japanese museums shun war-atrocity video art

Suspected DMZ landmine blast injures 3 South Korean soldiers

Three people were hospitalised. Hundreds of thousands of mines, if not more, are thought to be buried in the area.

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Japan’s Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi (right) and his Ukrainian counterpart Andriy Sybiga pose after a signing ceremony in Tokyo on July 1. Photo: AFP
Russia’s Vladimir Putin tours Iturup on August 13, accompanied by Sakhalin region governor, Valery Limarenko, and regional Minister of Education Anastasia Kikteva. Photo: Sputnik/Reuters
Vladimir Putin interacts with residents of Iturup Island during his visit on August 13. Photo: AFP
Vladimir Putin visits a hospital in Kitovoye village on Iturup Island on August 13. Photo: Sputnik/Kremlin/AP
Vladimir Putin visits a fish processing factory on Iturup Island on August 13. Photo: AFP
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