As Japan pushes for constitutional reform, it must face up to its imperial past

Japan’s politicians are in favour of constitutional reform – but remilitarisation could cause long-standing regional tensions to boil over.
Read moreJapan’s politicians are in favour of constitutional reform – but remilitarisation could cause long-standing regional tensions to boil over.
Read moreIn 1965, the Indonesian Army began an anti-communist purge that would lead to the massacre of at least 500,000 people. Recently declassified documents have revealed that both London and Washington had a guiding hand.
Read moreThe election of Abiy Ahmed and the thawing of relations between Ethiopia and Eritrea sparked hopes for stability in the Horn of Africa. However, the actions of Eritrean forces during the Tigray conflict have called the new relationship into question.
Read moreHow United States bombers helped to turn North Korea into the paranoid military dictatorship it is today.
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