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It's Week 10, and your fantasy start 'em, sit 'em decisions are coming down to the wire. We've compiled all of our Week 10 rankings for PPR, standard, and superflex leagues in one place to help you decide who to start.For more analysis, click the links located throughout the article, which include DFS advice and injury updates (directly below). Tensions between China and Japan over the contested Senkaku/Diaoyu islands continue to increase as both countries improve their military capabilities (Stringer/Reuters). A soldier of Japan 's Self Defense Force keeps watch as he overlooks the East China Sea at a military base on the island of
Japan and China on Tuesday ended two days of talks aimed at solving a row over gas exploration rights in the East China Sea with a new Chinese Tokyo says the projects' proximity to the line makes it possible for China to siphon off resources that could be buried under Japan -claimed waters
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan and China agreed on Tuesday to continue communications on issues around the East China Sea where the two countries are in dispute, Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi said.
© Reuters/THOMAS PETER Chinese and Japanese flags flutter in front of the Tiananmen Gate ahead of Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's visit, in Beijing Motegi made the comment after a meeting with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi in Tokyo.
At a joint press briefing, Wang said he would like to make the East China Sea "the sea of peace" through cooperation with Japan.
The two countries agreed to ease restrictions on business travels imposed in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic by the end of November.
(Reporting by Kiyoshi Takenaka, Writing by Ju-min Park; Editing by Kevin Liffey)
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