comfort women

The recent controversy over a Harvard professor’s article showcases how limited the space for debate and discussion on the issue has become.

Why the court got it wrong on international law

A little more empathy is needed, on both sides.

Eyewitnesses remember women among the soldiers during the battle of Kohima -- something no history book recounts.

An era of activists speaking on behalf of the women themselves has come to a natural end.

Is there a way out of the Japan-South Korea spat?

A recent ruling has global implications.

Seoul is walking away from a key part of the 2015 agreement with Tokyo, tossing the comfort women issue back into the spotlight.

The dispute once again illustrates the extent to which history plagues modern Japan-South Korea relations.

In 1998, Japan and South Korea agreed to “build a future-oriented relationship based on reconciliation.” What went wrong?

The roots of national identity for each state hinders deeper cooperation between them.