Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has provided a ceremonial gift to the Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo to mark the start of its autumn festival. This site is a frequent point of contention in international relations, particularly with China and South Korea, because it commemorates individuals convicted as Class-A war criminals following World War II. Takaichi, who is often associated with right-wing political views and support for military growth, sent a potted plant in her official capacity as the head of government. The shrine remains a symbol of historical disputes in the region due to its association with Japan's past military actions and the honoring of those responsible for wartime atrocities.
Source : CGTN
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Aussi couvert par : South China Morning Post
