Japan's new leader Noda sparks wariness in China

TOKYO (AP) — Yoshihiko Noda was elected Tuesday as Japan's sixth prime minister in five years, facing such a staggering array of domestic problems that the last thing he needs is a sour relationship with China, his country's biggest trading partner. Yet Noda is being viewed warily in China, whose ...

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