Recent developments in the long-running conflict that has been brewing between China and Japan concerning a series of islets located in the East China Sea, known as the Diaoyu in China and The Senkaku in Japan are a cause for concern among foreign observers. While there is ongoing dialogue between the two nations there are still tensions. Earlier this week in Beijing, Foreign Minister Qin Gang and his Japanese counterpart Yoshimasahayashi discussed the islands that are in dispute. They both sharing their concerns. The Chinese official called on Japan to put an end to “right-wing provocations.” It is believed that the East China Sea islets have caused tension between China and Japan over the last several decades.

1. What’s the name of the islands that are disputed in the East China Sea?

For many years, for a long time, the East China Sea has been an dispute in the region between Japan as well as China. In the middle are islands that have not been inhabited for a long time. of this dispute. They are called “Senkaku Islands” (Japan) and “Diaoyu Islands”, China. Each side claims the islands that lie within the East China Sea between them. Both have long-standing claims to the islands as well as seas surrounding them; however, the ownership details and definition of their territorial boundaries is unclear. The dispute has become even more tense as each of the countries has taken aggressive steps to assert their rights in the past few years.

2. Who owns the East China Sea Ilets?

The recent news on the dispute that exists between Japan and China over these East China Sea islets is the latest example of a long-running geopolitical conflict. Since the close of World War II, both Japan and China have asserted sovereignty over these islets, which are situated within the East China Sea and are important for both nations. Japan considers the islands as an integral part of its territorial boundaries and has sought to establish its authority over these islets. But, on the other hand, China has argued that these islets belong to its ancestral territory, and has attempted to exert its own authority over them. Both sides have adopted controversial steps to end the conflict, like Japan’s demand that China stop its “right-wing provocation.”

3. What did they discuss that took place between Qin Gang, China’s foreign minister as well as Yoshimasa Hayashi who is his Japanese counterpart on Thursday?

The following day, Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang and Qin Gang and his Japanese counterpart Yoshimasa Hayashi spoke out about recent information regarding China’s request to Japan to cease what they believe as “right-wing” provocations concerning islands in the East China Sea islands. The Minister Qin Gang voiced concern over Japan’s actions. They were perceived by Japan as an attempt to establish its sovereignty to the islands. Minister Hayashi was, on the other hand, reassured Secretary Qin that Japan stood firm in its commitment to maintaining the status quo, and that it was mindful of China’s viewpoint regarding the issue. The two Foreign Ministers also spoke about the significance of the two nations continuing to cooperate in order to maintain peace and stability within the region.

4. What can Qin Hope Japan is going to do?

In response to the news of China’s call to Japan to put an end to the “right-wing actions” on the East China Sea islands, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has asked for Japan to stop its actions in relation to the islands. China says that the Japanese government has been engaging with provocative behaviour in the region, such that it has sent government vessels as well as aircrafts to islands, visiting the area without authorization, as well as conducting military drills in the vicinity. The Minister Wang Yi has asserted that these actions are detrimental to peace and stability throughout the region as well as that China’s request is consistent with the principles of international law.

A Brief Summary

Discords and tensions between Japan and China are continuing to escalate concerning the East China Sea Islands. It is imperative that both sides maintain open communication to resolve conflicts across the strait without force. Each nation must commit to finding peaceful solutions that take into consideration the concerns and the interests of both sides and allow for disagreements to be resolved without either violence or confrontation.