Tokyo eyes buying Senkakus

BEIJING, China - Photo shows the Chinese Foreign Ministry in Beijing on April 17, 2012. After Tokyo Gov. Shintaro Ishihara said the Tokyo metropolitan government is in negotiations with the owners of the disputed Senkaku Islands to buy them by the end of 2012, the ministry issued a statement saying, ''Any unilateral step taken by Japan is illegal and invalid.''

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