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• Japan, U.S. begin joint air drills in Okinawa Pref
• Hatoyama says SDF dispatch does not violate Constitution
• Japanese, Chinese ministers to meet over trade dispute
• Minister to talk with Keidanren on Kyoto pact ratification
• Japan pledges to work hard for global trade deal in Doha
• Japan's contacts with Taliban difficult: Hattori
• 834 firearms seized in Jan.-Oct. period in Japan
• Tokyo Gov. Ishihara slams Japanese commercial broadcasting
• Thaksin to discuss bilateral ties, economy with Koizumi
• Ministry to set up office to boost anti-global warming drive
• Taiwan's ruling party gaining ahead of general elections
• Gist of basic plan for SDF antiterrorism support
• Thaksin reschedules U.S. visit to mid-Dec
• Table of Japan's revised GDP for April-June qtr
• Gov't, LDP tax chiefs agree on tobacco, happoshu taxe hikes
• Japan eyes Singapore as base for antiterror logistical support
• Koizumi plans active role in discussing Afghanistan future
• Japan April-Sept. current account surplus down 23%
• Takenaka indicates possibility of 2nd extra budget
• Shiokawa hails launch of new global talks
• Big cuts eyed in sewerage, dam works FY 2002
• Separate-name couple may get more time to pick kid's surname
• Tanaka, Tunisia's Ben Yahia to cooperate on Mideast peace
• Lawmakers eye lifting ban on postal privatization
• Foreign workers in metropolitan area form labor union
• Credibility of Japan's import curb on farm product questioned
• Gov't should maintain 30 tril. yen borrowing cap: Shiokawa
• WTO efforts for new trade round taking shape
• Japan should pursue own Afghan role without force: Tsujimoto
• Koizumi, Bulgarian parliament head agree on need to boost ties
• WTO moves closer to global trade deal
• Panel seeks investigative power for FTC
• LDP land panel calls for ending real estate acquisition tax
• Tokyo gov. urges Koizumi to promote road-sector reforms
• FOCUS: 'New-generation policy-maker' in a tough spot
• Prosecutors demand death penalty for violent faith healer
• Tax revenues for FY 2002 estimated at 47.6 tril. yen
• German parliament OKs dispatching troops to Afghanistan
• Sri Lanka shares hit year's high on election speculation
• N., S. Korea extend 6th ministerial talks by 1 day
• Foreign Ministry may abolish special operational funds
• Labor minister expects Japan's jobless rate to rise
• Tunisia, Kyrgyzstan foreign ministers to visit Japan
• Ruling parties approve bill for larger SDF role in PKOs
• Japan planning to dispatch 1,500 SDF members for 1 yr
• Japanese editorial excerpts - U.S.-RUSSIA N-CUT VOW LAUDABLE
• Hashimoto blasts Koizumi plan to scrap state mortgage provider
• Japan to give $200,000, supplies to flooded Algeria
• BOJ leaves policy unchanged, keeps ultra-easy stance
• Koizumi sees no need for 2nd extra budget
• Opposition shows mixed reaction to plan for SDF dispatch
• Pakistan moves troops to border to stop illegals
• Int'l longevity confab opens at Okinawa G-8 summit site
• Ruling Diet affairs chiefs urge quick Foreign Ministry reforms
• WTO to reach agreement on new round: Fukuda
• Court allows new evidence in suit against ex-premier Mori
• NPA instructs officials to ensure proper gun use by police
• Japan to offer Pakistan additional $300 mil. in grant aid
• Panel mulls increased medical bill payments by elderly
• Gov't set to approve plan on antiterrorism assistance Fri
• Additional steps may be needed if economy worsens: Takenaka
• 3 U.S. sailors plead guilty to taxi driver robbery
• Japan approves plan for supporting U.S.-led strikes
• Japan, Russia to discuss fishing around 4 disputed islands
• China seeks Japan's 'prudence' in backing U.S.-led strikes
• Japan's GDP revised to 0.7% shrinkage in April-June
• Mayor of Urasoe in Okinawa accepts U.S. military port
• Koizumi calls for airline safety steps in wake of crash
• WTO poised to launch new round to tear down trade barriers
• 193 foreigners detained in visa violations in Tokyo
• War-displaced Japanese from China confirms kinship
• Supraparty lawmakers call for abolishing special post offices
• Launch of multipurpose satellite to be postponed
• Societe Generale to end online trading service in Japan
• Gov't revises down Sept. key diffusion index to 10%
• Full text of basic plan for SDF antiterrorism support
• Some 20 countries, groups to take part in Afghan talks
• Japan, India to hold vice-ministerial talks Mon. in Tokyo
• NPA chief calls for efforts to prevent terrorism
• Koizumi, Shiokawa want to keep 30 tril. yen gov't debt cap

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