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Articles in May 2, 2005 issue of Japan Policy & Politics

• Masumoto visits U.S. to seek help on abduction issue
• Hyde eyes U.S. Congress resolution on N. Korea's abduction issue
• LEAD: Koizumi to discuss U.N. reform, S. Asia aid, China on trip
• Kyodo news summary
• Japan, EU to urge China to develop as responsible state
• LEAD: Japan, EU to call on China over human rights, security issues
• Hiroshima mayor calls for abolishing nuclear weapons in speech
• Japan notifies N. Korea on recognition of Tanaka as abductee
• Iraq, foreign policy fail to stir British voters
• Japanese editorial excerpts -4-
• Japanese editorial excerpts -2-
• 59% want Koizumi to remain as premier through Sept. 2006
• LEAD: Court invalidates DPJ lawmaker Konno's victory in 2003 election
• U.S. keeps N. Korea as terror-sponsoring state, cites abductions
• LEAD: Machimura vows Japan's commitment to promote ties with China
• U.S. editorial excerpts -2-
• 3RD LD: Court rejects suit over Koizumi, Ishihara visits to Yasukuni
• Non-nuke confab starts in Mexico City, Hiroshima mayor speaks up
• Senior U.S. officials back Japan sanctions on N. Korea
• Japan raps N. Korea's allusion to bilateral issues over Tokyo's UNSC bid
• Japanese editorial excerpts
• LEAD: Chinese envoy repeats call on Koizumi to stop shrine visits
• LEAD: Rice, Machimura to hold talks Monday in Washington
• Japan to closely work with U.S. on U.N. reform: Machimura
• LEAD: Cabinet decision on postal bills put off to Wednesday
• Japanese editorial excerpts
• LEAD: SCOPE: After 4 years, Koizumi feared turning into lame duck
• 61% support revising Constitution: Kyodo poll
• Masumoto joins protest rally at Chinese Embassy in Washington
• Machimura set to speak on 1st day of NPT review conference
• Japanese editorial excerpts -4-
• Politics gets personal but Blair remains resilient
• DPJ lawmaker Konno submits resignation to lower house
• U.S. to pressure N. Korea, Iran at NPT confab
• CORRECTED: Machimura set to speak on 1st day of NPT review conference
• LEAD: Japan recognizes Tanaka as N. Korea kidnap victim
• LEAD: Japan protests S. Korean law related to disputed islets
• LEAD: China, N. Korea issue veiled opposition to Japan's UNSC bid
• Machimura arrives in New York for talks on U.N. reform
• Draft U.S. paper allows commanders to seek preemptive nuke strikes
• Japanese editorial excerpts
• Postwar60: Women's rights drafter urges Japanese to value Constitution
• Machimura to make 8-day trip to N.Y., Paris from Thurs
• Japan, U.S. confirm 6-way talks best to resolve N. Korea nuke issues
• 5TH LD: N. Korea may have launched missile into Sea of Japan
• LEAD: Bush says 6-way talks 'best' to deal with N. Korea, but eyes UNSC
• Rice warns N. Korea against nuke proliferation, eyes PSI, UNSC
• Kyodo news summary -8-
• U.S. editorial excerpts -2-
• U.S. editorial excerpts
• Nakasone denies China envoy's claim on accord not to visit Yasukuni
• Machimura arrives in Washington for talks with Rice