Japan has protested China's latest move to install a new structure in the East China Sea, calling it a "unilateral resource development," its Foreign Ministry said Friday.Tokyo has confirmed the move in waters close to the Japan-China median line, the ministry said in a statement."It is extremely regrettable," the ministry said, adding that the boundaries of the exclusive economic zone and continental shelf in the region have yet to be demarcated.Japan also urged China to promptly resume talks to implement their 2008 accord on joint resource development in the East China Sea.Tokyo lodged a …READ FULL ARTICLE