Chinese leader's tough remarks make headlines

BEIJING, China - Remarks by Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao over a territorial row with Japan made headlines in the Sept. 23, 2010 issues of major Chinese newspapers. Wen demanded Japan unconditionally release the skipper of a Chinese fishing boat who was detained in the disputed waters in the East China Sea. (Kyodo)

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