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Articles in April 6, 2009 issue of Japan Policy & Politics

• 4TH LD: Aso orders gov't to form fresh stimulus steps, extra budget
• U.S. editorial excerpts -2-
• Japanese editorial excerpts
• 3RD LD: Japanese parliament urges N. Korea to stop missile launch
• LEAD: Ozawa to decide on resignation by mulling possible effects on election
• LEAD: Aso leaves for London to attend G-20 summit
• Japanese editorial excerpts -3-
• Japan, U.S. to discuss Iran situation in Washington
• 3RD LD: Aso, Lee reaffirm stance on taking N. Korea launch to UNSC
• LEAD: Obama, Medvedev to pursue new deal to cut nuclear warheads
• Japan to condemn N. Korea missile launch as 'act of provocation'
• Japanese editorial excerpts
• Japanese editorial excerpts -3-
• Japan, U.S. to shelve seeking additional U.N. sanctions on N. Korea
• 2ND LD: Obama, Lee agree on tough response to N. Korea's launch
• Kyodo news summary-8-
• 3RD LD: Obama, Lee agree on tough response to N. Korea's launch
• LEAD: Japan, U.S. to shelve seeking additional U.N. sanctions on N. Korea
• Aso, Medvedev agree to meet on sidelines of G-8 summit in July
• 2ND LD: Japan, Djibouti ink status deal for SDF on antipiracy mission
• Djibouti PM vows support for Japan's antipiracy mission off Somalia
• 5TH LD: N. Korea launches 'satellite,' stirring outcry from Japan, allies
• LEAD: Japan secures allies' unity on N. Korea, gap remains with China, Russia
• 6TH LD: N. Korea launches 'satellite,' stirring outcry from Japan, allies
• LEAD: Obama lays out vision for nuclear-free world
• Japanese editorial excerpts
• 3RD LD: U.N. Security Council divided over response to N. Korea rocket launch
• 2ND LD: Japan to decide basic guideline for new sanctions on N. Korea Friday
• LEAD: Japan expresses support for Obama's 'nuclear-free world'
• 2ND LD: Japan to keep working to bridge gap with China, Russia at UNSC