End of China's fishing suspension near disputed islands

End of China's fishing suspension near disputed islands

Crew members aboard a Chinese fishing vessel prepare to leave a port in Shishi in Fujian Province on Aug. 16, 2020. A Chinese-set suspension of fishing in the East China Sea ended the same day, sparking concern for Tokyo that Beijing may send an inordinate number of vessels into or near the disputed Japanese-controlled Senkaku Islands, called Diaoyu in China.

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