Taiwan lawmakers welcome moderate voices from Japan on Tiaoyutai

Tōkyō : Japan | Sep 29, 2012 at 2:05 AM PDT

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Several lawmakers on Saturday praised moderate voices from the Japan ese public on the disputed Tiaoyutai Islands and asked the countrys government to show goodwill. Tension between China and Japan about the uninhabited archipelago has been high, while last Tuesday almost 100 Taiwanese fishing... FULL ARTICLE AT Taiwan News

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