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Articles in Nov 14, 2005, issue of Japan Policy & Politics

• Schieffer assures Abe of U.S. support on abduction issue
• Tanaka says 6-way talks can become supervisory body, security forum
• LEAD: Roh calls Koizumi's Yasukuni visits 'unacceptable'
• LEAD: Peru recalls Japan envoy to protest handling of Fujimori case
• U.S. editorial excerpts -2-
• Britain's Blair faces cliffhanger vote on terrorist suspect plans
• Japan, S. Korea seek stable bilateral ties for regional stability
• LEAD: Japan urges Chile for fair treatment of Fujimori
• LEAD: Japan asks Chile for permission for consular visit to see Fujimori
• U.S. editorial excerpts
• Koizumi, Bush to hold talks Wednesday morning in Kyoto
• Postwar60: Concerns over constitutional proposals expressed
• Japan set for Cabinet approval of military realignment report
• Koizumi reiterates hope for settlement of territorial row with Russia
• LEAD: Nukaga visits Okinawa but Gov. Inamine sticks to rejection on Futemma
• CORRECTED: Tanaka says 6-way talks can become supervisory body, security forum
• U.S. editorial excerpts -2-
• Yokosuka mayor conveys opposition to nuclear flattop to U.S. envoy
• LEAD: Koizumi, Greek premier agree to seek stronger ties
• FOCUS: 6-way talks boon for Japan's ties with China, N. Korea
• 2ND LD: Foreign Minister Aso arrives in S. Korea for APEC
• 2ND LD: Japan asks Chile for fair treatment of Fujimori
• REFILING: Futemma relocation essential for reduction in Marines: Lawless
• LEAD: Britain's Blair faces 1st parliamentary defeat of leadership
• 3RD LD: U.S., N. Korea remain apart as delegates discuss way forward
• LEAD: Japan to expedite measures for U.S. military realignment plans
• 3RD LD: N. Korea again raps U.S. for imposing sanctions on N. Korean firms
• DPJ to boost publicity efforts to counter Koizumi
• Japan calls on N. Korea for better ties in talks at rare venue
• Japanese editorial excerpts -3-
• Bush to urge Koizumi to open beef, farm markets
• 2ND LD: JFBA seeks respect for Constitutional principles
• LEAD: N. Korea's nuclear program, missiles unstable factors, Aso, Ban agree
• LEAD: Koizumi to meet Roh in Busan, talks with Hu still up in air
• China protests at DPJ lawmaker's position on Yasukuni
• 3RD LD: Lawmakers launch group to promote secular war memorial
• Switzerland, others seek to limit veto use at U.N. Security Council
• U.S. editorial excerpts -4-
• Japan envoy again calls for U.N. Security Council reform
• LEAD: Koizumi, Bush to expedite realignment of U.S. forces in Japan
• 3RD LD: Chile Supreme Court nixes Fujimori's request for bail
• 4TH LD: 6 parties enter recess amid rancor between U.S., N. Korea
• Japanese editorial excerpts
• Japan wants abductions resolved under proposed 6-way-talks dialogue
• U.S. backs Japan's U.N. bid 'at earliest possible opportunity'
• LEAD: Koizumi denies his term as factor on possible pullout of Iraq
• 50-50 chance for Koizumi's 3rd visit to N. Korea, Yamasaki says
• LEAD: Koizumi says too early to end ultra-easy monetary policy
• LEAD: Koizumi urges N. Korea to scrap nukes first
• Peruvian minister believed to have asked Chile to hand over Fujimori
• EU submits draft resolution on N. Korea rights record to U.N
• Koizumi to consider extended U.N. Iraq mission when deciding on SDF
• Japanese embassy officials visit Fujimori under detention in Chile
• Japanese editorial excerpts -3-
• Local gov'ts seek explanation on Japan-U.S. realignment negotiations
• LEAD: Peru should sever diplomatic ties with Japan, Waisman says
• LEAD: Gov't panel OKs plan to privatize Shoko Chukin Bank
• CORRECTED: 2ND LD: Bush seeks Okinawa support on plan to relocate base
• Japan gov't makes little headway in convincing locals on realignment
• Brother of possible Thai abductee hopes to learn from Japan
• Bush to urge Koizumi to use mandate to boost economic growth
• 2ND LD: N. Korea again raps U.S. for imposing sanctions on N. Korean firms
• 2ND LD: Ban says Yasukuni visit undesirable, asks Aso to show 'leadership'
• Japan envoy urges Ethiopia's self-restraint over row with Eritrea
• LEAD: Gov't panel opposes early end to ultra-easy monetary policy
• Japan needs to discuss normalization with N. Korea: Aso
• Koizumi says Yosano appointed to win LDP backing for reforms
• 2ND LD: JFBA examines proposals for constitutional revision
• LEAD: S. Korea, Japan to hold foreign ministers' meeting Monday
• Aso to meet S. Korean, Russian counterparts bilaterally at APEC
• U.S. editorial excerpts
• Marines' move would be slowed without Futemma relocation: Lawless