The East China Sea's festering territorial issues primarily revolve around China and Japan's claims to Exclusive
Economic Zones stretching 200 nautical miles from their respective land - based territory.
Not exact matches
In general, the Chinese object to the U.S. Navy conducting research activities within China's exclusive
economic zone (EEZ), which
stretches some 320 kilometers off its coastline.
This month alone, more than 20 countries have submitted claims for continental shelf areas
stretching beyond their 200 - nautical - mile exclusive
economic zones.
Some of those issues are international ones, such as restrictions on fishing in our
economic zone, which
stretches 200 miles beyond the Reef, and which is being eyed by many countries as a potential source of food for them, not us.