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apan and China_Oil and gas in troubled waters
Oct 6th 2005 | BEIJING AND TOKYO
From The Economist print edition

Two resource-hungry nations square off in the East China Sea

FOR China and Japan this has been an exceptionally difficult year in an always troubled relationship. Among their many disagreements, which in April triggered the biggest anti-Japanese protests in communist China's history, is a long-simmering territorial dispute in the East China Sea that lately has taken a turn for the worse. With Japanese officials and politicians accusing China of deploying “gunboats”, nationalist sentiment on both sides is complicating efforts for a resolution.

Two days of talks in Tokyo ended on October 1st with no agreement on the dispute, which focuses on the exploitation of undersea oil and gas deposits straddling what Japan says is the border line between the two countries' exclusive economic zones (EEZs). China does not recogni