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Articles in Jan 10, 2005 issue of Japan Policy & Politics

• Japanese editorial excerpts
• N. Korea's abduction should be settled before nukes
• U.S. editorial excerpts -3-
• U.S. editorial excerpts -6-
• Japanese editorial excerpts -2-
• LEAD: Machimura, Powell agree on need to resume 6-way talks
• 2ND LD: Bush nominates Zoellick as deputy secretary of state
• Japanese editorial excerpts -4-
• Japan response low-key to N. Korea's suggestion to cut off talks
• U.S. lawmakers to visit North Korea to press for 6-party talks
• Japan, U.S. eye military realignment ministerial talks in Feb.: Ono
• Japanese editorial excerpts -2-
• TokyoNow: N. Korea to remain a headache for Japan in 2005
• Koizumi downplays prioritizing abductions over nukes with N. Korea
• Machimura to visit Russia Jan. 13 to discuss a Putin visit to Japan
• U.S. editorial excerpts
• Nat'l referendum bill to be submitted to Diet
• Japanese editorial excerpts -2-
• Japan, U.S. broadly agree on civilian use of Yokota Base
• LDP's Yamasaki to run for return match in Fukuoka by-election
• LDP's Koga vows efforts to look for candidate for new premier
• LDP to seek education law revision, promote Yasukuni visits in 2005
• Koizumi resolved to privatize Japan Post from April 2007
• Koizumi urges Cabinet to help get postal laws through Diet
• Japanese editorial excerpts
• CORRECTED: Koizumi downplays prioritizing abductions over nukes with N. Korea
• LEAD: Defense chief Ono calls for upgrading status of Defense Agency
• Missile defense aimed at intercepting only missiles targeting Japan
• FOCUS: Imperial family exposed to media speculation in 2004
• FOCUS: Koizumi seen to face uphill battle in 2005
• U.S. editorial excerpts
• Japanese editorial excerpts -2-
• TokyoNow: Japanese puzzled by China's renewed anger over Yasukuni
• Postal bills to top agenda of ordinary Diet session
• Japanese editorial excerpts
• REFILING: Congratulations pour in over Princess Sayako's engagement
• U.S. seeks to defang NPT regime
• Campaigning begins for Yamagata, Gifu gubernatorial elections
• LDP's Kamei mulls seeking Koizumi's dismissal over postal reform
• LEAD: Congratulations pour in on Princess Sayako's engagement
• Ishihara resists China's request for marine research off Tokyo
• Nobel laureate Maathai plans to visit Japan in 2005
• REFILING: Japanese editorial excerpts -2-
• Ordinary Diet session to convene Jan. 21
• U.S. editorial excerpts
• LDP seeks stronger ties with environmental groups, IT firms
• U.N. reform moves could increase after March: Japan envoy
• 3RD LD: Koizumi hopes to see N. Korean true intent, mum on Yasukuni
• 2ND LD: N. Korea hints at cutting off abduction talks with Japan
• N. Korea urges U.S. to drop 'hostile policy' in New Year editorial
• LEAD: Koizumi, Annan confirm roles in tsunami relief, talk U.N. reform