China ships sail near disputed isles

An ROC Coast Guard Administration vessel accompanies a Taiwan fishing boat in waters near the Diaoyutais. (CNA) Publication Date：05/07/2013 Source： Taiwan Today The fishery rights agreement concluded between Taiwan and Japan resolved ...

A Japan Coast Guard vessel, bottom center, sails between a Chinese surveillance ship, bottom left, and a Japanese fishing boat, bottom right, near disputed islands called Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China in the East China Sea The Philippines has ...

The Japanese Coast Guard detained a ship with 15 Russian sailors on board. The ship with the flag of Cambodia was engaged in crab poaching in the exclusive economic zone in the waters near the island of Hokkaido. As reported by the Russian Consulate ...

THE Coast Guard is eying the assistance of the Japanese Embassy to determine the whereabouts of its national who reportedly uploaded a video on YouTube showing an underwater tourist seacraft hit and damage a coral reef at the famous dive site in ...

ROC Central News Agency 2013/04/23 16:06:56 A China Marine Surveillance ship (Photo courtesy of Japan's 11th Regional Coast Guard Headquarters) Taipei, April 23 (CNA) Taiwan on Tuesday repeated its call for parties involved in the dispute over the ...

In this 2012 file photo, a Japanese coast guard patrol engages a Chinese naval vessel off the disputed Senkaku or Diaoyu isles in the East China Sea. | | A A Last Update 18 April 2013 3:04 pm BEIJING: China on Thursday accused Japan of raising ...

The Japanese coast guard has released a Taiwanese fishing boat that it had detained for operating in Japanese territorial waters. The 37 ton boat Juei Ming Fa was operating near Ishigaki Island early on Tuesday morning. Foreign ministry spokeswoman ...

Japan and the Philippines expect to agree this week on accelerating their work to complete a plan to provide coast guard patrol ships to Manila, following the recent dispatch of a fact-finding mission to the Philippines, Japanese officials said ...

The government should use existing commercial or Japan Coast Guard vessels to provide medical care to victims of emergencies and natural disasters, a study report says, giving a negative response to calls for building a costly hospital ship. The ...