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It's funny you mention what Japan did over 75 years ago, the amount of neighbors they have, how they don't get along with them. China is right next door, and has a close number of neighbors, yet you seem to have no concern about the over 1.2 Million Tibetans killed by China between 1949 and 1979? (I guess it's not an issue if there is nobody left to complain and you just take over their country like they were never there.) China's constant border skirmishes with India in just the last 2 to 3 years must be a sign of a good relationship. (A country that has a Pact with Japan specifically covering open war with China.) China constantly fights with the U.N. about recognizing Taiwan Sovereignty. (A country that has been independent for over 105 years, but China constantly claims to own.)

Niklas Novaky, a security analyst with the Martens Center in Brussels, says the West tiptoes through this crisis at its own peril. "If the West, Europe, the United States, NATO are serious about protecting or ensuring Ukraine's territorial sovereignty, if they're serious that Crimea is still a part of Ukraine rather than Russia, then at some point they need to stand up against Russia when Moscow does something like what it did in the Kerch Strait," he told DW. "We've seen it throughout history that if your policy is appeasement — many times consecutively — you only create opportunities for further aggression from the side of your opponent."

The most moving example of German contrition for their wartime aggression against Poland is generally held to be Chancellor Willy Brandt's genuflection and silent reflection at a war memorial commemorating the Warsaw Uprising. The gesture took place in 1970, and is (or was) justifiably world famous.

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As Germany's elderly population continues to grow, its under-staffed old age care system is struggling to keep up. Chancellor Angela Merkel recently made good on a campaign pledge and visited a nursing home in Paderborn. (16.07.2018)  

The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry has expelled a consul of the Hungarian government for what it calls the illegal distribution of Hungarian passports to Ukrainian citizens.

If a Japanese feels “the heck with Korea and Koreans,” he is about as mature as a teenager imo. I know plenty of mature Japanese who desire better relations with their Korea and are willing to work for it.

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The Russian-Ukrainian Friendship Treaty has been highly controversial on both sides in the past. Now, Kyiv has apparently had its patience tested for too long. The agreement, which expires in 2019, will not be extended. (09.12.2018)  

Last month Ukraine conducted a series of provocative military exercises throughout the country with the support and involvement of the United States, which has military “advisers” all over the territory. Ukraine’s army sent troops towards the Hungarian border during the exercises, in an attempt to intimidate Budapest. Kiev denied that the exercises targeted Hungary, absurdly claiming that the show of force was meant to prevent Russia from invading Ukraine from the west.