いらだつ首相「超法規的措置は取れないのか」 : 政治 : YOMIURI ONLINE（読売新聞）
２２日の訪米を控えた菅首相は、周囲にいらだちをぶつけた。沖縄・尖閣諸島沖での中国漁船衝突事件で、中国の対抗措置の報告が次々に上がってきていた。 首相は「民主党には（中国で副首相級の）戴秉国(たいへいこく)（国務委員）と話せるやつもいない。だからこういうことになるんだ」とこぼした、と関係者は語る。 首相とその周辺が中国人船長の扱いをめぐる「落としどころ」を本気で探り始めたのは、船長の拘置期限が延長された１９日以降のことだ。この日を境に中国政府は、日本人４人を拘束し、レアアース（希土類）の対日輸出禁止の動きに出るなど、本格的な「報復カード」を相次いで切った。 実際に「船長釈放」に動いたのは、仙谷官房長官と前原外相だったとされる。 ２３日朝、ニューヨーク。日中関係の行方を懸念するクリントン米国務長官と向かい合った前原外相は、こう自信ありげに伝えた。 「まもなく解決しますから」 那覇地検が船長を釈
Japan Retreats With Release of Chinese Boat Captain (Published 2010)
TOKYO — A diplomatic showdown between Japan and China that began two weeks ago with the arrest of the captain of a Chinese trawler near disputed islands ended Friday when Tokyo accepted Beijing’s demands for his immediate release, a concession that appeared to mark a humiliating retreat in a Pacific test of wills. Japan freed the captain, Zhan Qixiong, 41, who left Saturday on a chartered flight s
Deng's heirs ignore his advice
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Relations between China and Japan worsen over filming of military targets
China's state security officers are investigating four Japanese citizens for illegally video-taping military targets, the official news agency Xinhua said tonight, amid growing friction between the two powers. The countries are locked in an increasingly tense row over Japan's detention of a Chinese captain after his trawler collided with a coastguard vessel near disputed islands. China's premier W
Japan frees Chinese boat captain amid diplomatic row
Japan has released a Chinese fishing boat captain whose arrest two weeks ago led to a major row with Beijing. Japan had accused Zhan Qixiong of deliberately ramming two patrol vessels near disputed islands in the East China Sea. China said his detention was "illegal and invalid", and cut off ministerial-level contacts with Japan. The release came after four Japanese were detained in China on suspi
Amid Tension, China Blocks Vital Exports to Japan (Published 2010)
HONG KONG — Sharply raising the stakes in a dispute over Japan’s detention of a Chinese fishing trawler captain, the Chinese government has blocked exports to Japan of a crucial category of minerals used in products like hybrid cars, wind turbines and guided missiles. Chinese customs officials are halting shipments to Japan of so-called rare earth elements, preventing them from being loading aboar
Doth we protest too much?
Nationalist protest in China Doth we protest too much? CHINA'S official news agency, Xinhua, usually prefers to play down the extent of any public protest. But its reporting on recent anti-Japanese unrest has erred on the other side. On September 18th, some Chinese and foreign observers had predicted that Chinese might take to the streets in large numbers to protest against Japan's continuing dete
Japan counsels against 'extreme nationalism' in row with China
Japan today warned that a deepening row over its detention of a Chinese fishing boat captain should not be allowed to fuel "extreme nationalism" on either side. The remarks follow Beijing's abrupt suspension of high-level contacts. China announced the measure in protest at Japan's decision to extend its detention of trawler captain Zhan Qixiong, whose ship collided with two Japanese coastguard ves
China-Japan row reveals deep-seated differences
Chinese sea captain, Zhan Qixiong, remains in custody and could be prosecuted China and Japan are currently embroiled in the most serious diplomatic row they have had in several years. And with the captain of a Chinese fishing boat still in detention in Japan, the dispute could get even worse. Although the issue itself seems minor, it reveals deep-seated differences between these two East Asian ne
How uninhabited islands soured China-Japan ties
Ties between China and Japan have been strained by a territorial row over a group of islands, known as the Senkaku islands in Japan and the Diaoyu islands in China. At the heart of the dispute are eight uninhabited islands and rocks in the East China Sea. They have a total area of about 7 sq km and lie north-east of Taiwan, east of the Chinese mainland and south-west of Japan's southern-most prefe
Getting their goat
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