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China boosts power of maritime authorities, fanning tensions Sun Online Desk China on Thursday passed legislation to strengthen the power of its maritime safety authorities, state-run media reported, sparking fears that tensions between the Asian nation and other countries, including Japan, will escalate in the nearby waters. As Beijing claims that the Senkaku Islands, administered by Tokyo, in the East China Sea are part of its territory, the amendment of the Maritime Traffic Safety Law could target Japanese vessels navigating around the uninhabited islets, called Diaoyu in China. In February, China also enforced a controversial law allowing its coast guard to use weapons when foreign ships involved in illegal activities in waters it claims do not obey orders, making Sino-Japanese relations fragile over maritime security.

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New Chinese law strengthening power of its maritime authorities may escalate tensions in Indo-Pacific region

New Chinese law strengthening power of its maritime authorities may escalate tensions in Indo-Pacific region ANI | Updated: May 02, 2021 04:38 IST Beijing [China], May 2 (ANI): China has passed a new legislation to strengthen the power of its maritime safety authorities sparking fears that tensions between Beijing and other Asian countries, including Japan, may escalate in the Indo-Pacific region. The latest revision was passed at the Standing Committee of the National People s Congress, China s top legislative body on Thursday (April 29). It is scheduled to be put into force on September 1, citing Xinhua, the Japan Times reported. The legislation will enable China s maritime safety agency, which belongs to the transportation ministry, to order foreign vessels to leave what Beijing claims as its territorial waters if it thinks that they could threaten security.

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China passes new law to power of maritime authorities

China passes new law to power of maritime authorities 02 May 2021, 09:18 GMT+10 Beijing [China], May 2 (ANI): China has passed a new legislation to strengthen the power of its maritime safety authorities sparking fears that tensions between Beijing and other Asian countries, including Japan, may escalate in the Indo-Pacific region. The latest revision was passed at the Standing Committee of the National People s Congress, China s top legislative body on Thursday (April 29). It is scheduled to be put into force on September 1, citing Xinhua, the Japan Times reported. The legislation will enable China s maritime safety agency, which belongs to the transportation ministry, to order foreign vessels to leave what Beijing claims as its territorial waters if it thinks that they could threaten security.

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China passes new law to power of maritime authorities

China passes new law to power of maritime authorities
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China passes new law to power of maritime authorities

China passes new law to power of maritime authorities
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