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Troubled waters

THE East China Sea has emerged as another potential flashpoint, with much sabre rattling coming ahead of a crucial vote by the Japanese parliament. By <b>Gomati Jagadeesan</b>

This is on top of the defence posturing over the sovereignty of key islands in the South China Sea, which potentially hold huge oil and gas reserves. Unlike the territorial dispute over the islands in...

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