Japan aims to register 280 remote islands as national assets

09 Jan 2014

“Japan is set to clarify the ownership of 280 remote islands in its territorial waters and register them as national assets, a move that could rile China and South Korea, which are engaged in territorial disputes with Tokyo.”

Source: Japan aims to register 280 remote islands as national assets | Reuters

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Japan aims to register 280 remote islands as national assets

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