Japan Rushes to Send Jets After China’s Drone Advance

Japan’s latest confrontation with China was as a quiet signal on a radar screen. On Monday, a drone believed to be Chinese crossed the narrow band of airspace between Taiwan and Yonaguni, Japan’s westernmost island.…

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Japan responds to China — Letter at UN

Japan’s latest clash with China did not unfold in a press conference or a televised speech, but in the quiet, formal language of letters filed at the United Nations. Beijing went first. Tokyo answered. And…

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China and Japan Argument Escalates

China and Japan have argued over Taiwan before, but this time the disagreement has traveled farther and hardened faster than most diplomats expected. What began as a brief parliamentary remark in Tokyo has now surfaced…

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After 25 Years Nuremberg Trials Records are All Online

A fully digitized record of the Nuremberg trials is now online, opening one of the most consequential legal archives of the 20th century to anyone with an internet connection. The launch coincides with the 80th…

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South African Nazi has Visa Revoked from Australia

On a warm November afternoon in Sydney, the steps of the New South Wales parliament briefly turned into a stage for something that felt unsettlingly out of place in a modern, multicultural country. Around sixty…

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Japan issues warning to China

Japan’s request that China take “appropriate measures” after Beijing urged its citizens to avoid traveling to Japan may look like another routine diplomatic exchange. Yet the timing, the tone and the surrounding signals show something…

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