71.   The uninhabited islands are claimed by China, Taiwan and Japan.

72.   The uninhabited island group, rich in fishery and potential oil resources, is claimed by Japan, Taiwan and China.

73.   The uninhabited islands, supposedly rich in oil deposits, are claimed by China, Taiwan and Japan.

74.   Japan, China and Taiwan all claim the uninhabited islands.

75.   Japan, Taiwan and China all claim the five uninhabited islands, which have valuable fishing grounds and thought to be rich in oil deposits.

76.   Japan, Taiwan and China all claim the five uninhabited islands, known as the Diaoyu to Chinese and the Senkaku to Japanese.

77.   Japan, Taiwan and China all have claims on the uninhabited islands, known as the Senkaku chain in Japanese and the Diaoyu islands in Chinese.

78.   South Korea has occupied the previously uninhabited islands since the end of World War II.

79.   Tension over the uninhabited islands, known as the Senkakus in Japanese, has been high since Japanese ultra-nationalists erected a lighthouse on one of them in July.

80.   South Korea has controlled the previously uninhabited islands since the end of World War II.