China has shown flexibility in compromising with Japan on the possibility of including the disputed Chunxiao oil and gas field, at the center of a long-standing demarcation row in the East China Sea, as an area for joint development, diplomatic sources... ...full story at Japan Times
from Japan Times on Thu, May 08 2008
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