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Articles in May 28, 2007 issue of Japan Policy & Politics

• U.S. editorial excerpts -2-
• LEAD: Farm minister Matsuoka's suicide sends shock waves through Japan
• U.S. forces realignment bill clears upper house committee
• Aso, Beckett meet to discuss cooperation on climate change, N. Korea
• Japanese editorial excerpts
• 3RD LD: Abe, Cabinet members express regret over Matsuoka's death
• Abe has no plan for general election on same day as upper house poll
• LEAD: U.S., Iran hold groundbreaking talks on Iraq situation
• No magic formula for UNSC reform: newly elected General Assembly pres
• U.S. editorial excerpts -3-
• Aso to leave for weeklong trip to Europe
• FOCUS: Minister's suicide adds to Abe's woes, also headache for opposition
• LDP to call for new Constitution in election pledge
• 10TH LD: Farm minister Matsuoka commits suicide amid funds scandals
• CORRECTED: LEAD: Abe unveils climate change initiative to halve emissions by 2050
• LEAD: Upper house starts deliberations on education reform bills
• Africa aid, N. Korea to top agenda of G-8 foreign ministers' meeting
• Kyodo news summary -5-
• Ex-U.S. Pres. Reagan called Nakasone as Japan's 'best' premier in diaries
• Panel chief seeks reinterpreting Constitution to defend ally in war
• 3RD LD: U.S. forces realignment bill enacted, gov't to begin implementation
• Kyodo news summary -2-
• U.S. editorial excerpts
• No protests against Akihito in UK, POWs want meeting
• FOCUS: Soldiers and families suffer, endure the long war
• U.S. editorial excerpts -3-
• Komeito chief warns Abe over constitutional revision
• Additional UNSC pressure should be mulled on Iran: U.S. envoy
• N. Korea urged to normalize Japan ties, keep promise to denuclearize
• LEAD: Abe unveils climate change initiative to halve emissions by 2050
• G8 leaders to denounce N. Korean nuke test as 'threat'