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Articles in Nov 13, 2006, issue of Asian Political News

• S. Korea's Roh calls prospects for 6-party talks 'not bright'
• U.S. editorial excerpts -8-
• China declines to pass judgment on Saddam verdict
• U.S. Congress likely to boost pressure on Japan over trade, Yasukuni
• 3RD LD: Nepal gov't, rebels agree on U.N. arms role, to set up assembly
• 3RD LD: Rumsfeld resigns after Republican election setback
• U.S. editorial excerpts -5-
• N. Korea's Kang in Russia for medical treatment, not meetings
• Annan disturbed by mounting loss of life in Sri Lanka
• LEAD: Myanmar's Suu Kyi says she needs more medical attention: U.N
• LEAD: Abe, Ban discuss taking up N. Korea's abductions at U.N
• Britain's Blair reluctant to comment on Saddam Hussein death penalty
• China urges parties to help nuke talks after N. Korean remarks
• Australia, Indonesia to sign new security pact on Mon
• Chinese vice president says 'unpleasant' ties with Japan over
• Top U.N. official arrives in Myanmar to assess democratic reforms
• U.S. editorial excerpts -6-
• China's Hu, Russia's Fradkov agree over N. Korea, Iran
• Japanese editorial excerpts -4-
• 60 militants killed by Afghan, NATO forces in Afghanistan
• 2ND LD: Aso to propose 5-way talks on N. Korea nuke issue at APEC
• EU says death penalty on Saddam Hussein should not be carried out
• Democrats hope to take control of Congress in U.S. midterm elections
• 2ND LD: Hillary Clinton assured of win in midterm elections
• 3RD LD: Suicide attack at Pakistan army camp kills at least 42 soldiers
• N. Korean group hopes Democrats win leads to 2-way talks with U.S
• FEATURE: WWII Japanese soldiers cleared of murder of English priest
• Nepal rebels rally to celebrate peace deal
• Explosion at American fast-food restaurant in Jakarta wounds 1
• Kyodo news summary -4-
• Pakistan says willing to fence border with Afghanistan
• Americans set to vote on whether to give Congress back to Democrats
• LEAD: Indonesian court sentences Papuan to life for murder of 2 Americans
• Sit-in by pro-Pyongyang Koreans in Tokyo to protest Japan's sanctions
• Kyodo news summary -2-
• China welcomes nomination of Chan as WHO chief
• 2ND LD: Allen concedes defeat in Virginia, giving Senate control to Democrats
• LEAD: Chief nuke negotiators of Japan, S. Korea, U.S. to meet next week
• Dalai Lama, Japanese politician call for China's democratization
• Bush welcomes death sentence against Saddam
• Kyodo news summary -4-
• 35 Vietnamese boat people stranded in Indonesia on way to Australia
• LEAD: Senior Chinese, U.S. diplomats to meet Wed., N. Korea likely topic
• CORRECTED: FEATURE: Student movements of '60s out but some young people grope for change
• Kyodo news summary -3-
• NATO air strike kills 22 militants in S. Afghanistan
• White House urges N. Korea not to try to disrupt APEC meet
• Kyodo news summary -7-
• U.S. envoy suggests bringing China, S. Korea to human rights talks
• FEATURE: Resource center on Japan's wartime aggression opens in Saitama
• Kyodo news summary -2-
• Chen's credibility questioned by most of Taiwan's people: poll
• 2ND LD: Japan eyes list of 20 luxury goods to be banned to N. Korea
• Malaysian police detain high-profile analyst in murder case
• Kyodo news summary -6-
• 2ND LD: Court seen likely to reject appeal in retrial of Yokohama Incident
• REFILING: White House urges N. Korea not to try to disrupt APEC meet
• U.S. editorial excerpts
• S. Korea decides not to join U.S.-led interdiction drive: report
• Australia welcomes Saddam Hussein's death sentence
• U.S. editorial excerpts
• Chinese, Japanese leaders to meet on APEC summit sidelines
• Kyodo news summary -8-
• 5TH LD: Democrats take control of U.S. House in midterm elections
• Kyodo news summary -8-
• CORRECTED: 3RD LD: Malaysia's Mahathir hospitalized after heart attack
• Bush to affirm strong bilateral alliance with Abe: White House
• U.S. editorial excerpts -2-
• 2ND LD: U.N. envoy meets Myanmar's Suu Kyi, junta leaders
• LEAD: Japan welcomes Saddam Hussein's death sentence under rule of law
• U.S. editorial excerpts -3-
• S. Korea, U.S. deny N. Korea nuclear weapons state status
• LEAD: Gambari to visit Myanmar from Nov 9-12
• LEAD: Trial over beheading of 3 Christian schoolgirls opens in Indonesia
• Annan welcomes Nepal's peace deal agreement
• 3RD LD: U.S. diplomat says 5 countries united over N. Korea
• Top ethnic Tamil lawmaker shot dead in Sri Lanka's capital
• U.S. editorial excerpts -4-
• Koirala to lead Nepal's interim government, rebels confirm
• 10 killed in twin blasts in northeastern India