China protests: Japanese firms suspend some operations
The BBC's Martin Patience: ''The protests show that Beijing must do something to solve this dispute'' Some of Japan's biggest firms have suspended operations at some factories in China as safety concerns grow amid violent anti-Japan protests. Panasonic said its factory in Qingdao would remain shut until 18 September, while Canon has also temporarily suspended operations at three plants. Honda, Maz
US defence chief Panetta warns on Asia territory rows
The US defence secretary has warned territorial disputes in East Asia have the potential to become wider conflicts if provocations are not reduced. "A misjudgement on one side or the other could result in violence, and could result in conflict," Leon Panetta said at the start of an Asian tour. His comments came as anti-Japanese protests continue to sweep China over a disputed island chain. Demonst
Anti-Japan protests hit China cities amid island row
Protesters in Beijing demonstrated outside the Japanese embassy Angry protesters have staged sometimes violent anti-Japanese demonstrations in cities across China, amid escalating tensions over disputed islands in the East China Sea. In Beijing, protesters threw stones and bottles and tried to breach a barricade manned by riot police. There were reports of protests in at least 11 other cities. Pas
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