China Bends to Seoul's Demands on Tracking Fishing Boats - New Delhi Times - India's Only International Newspaper - Empowering Global Vision, Empathizing with India

A new maritime deal requiring Chinese fishing vessels to keep location tracking devices turned on when operating in South Korean waters signals a concession by Beijing — a small gesture to save ties from declining further with Seoul, experts say. China agreed with South Korea that it will be mandatory for its fishing fleets to…

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