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Past News Review (2003)

[December 2003]

#182: Barriers go up against US beef (12/25)

#181: Iraq trip by coalition ally brings Japan PM relief (12/22)

#180: Japan's prime minister welcomes Saddam's capture (12/15)

#179: Japan, ASEAN hold summit to mark 30 years of ties (12/11)

#178: Japan, EU drop tariff threats (12/8)

#177: Shocked Japan debates troops for Iraq after deaths (12/1)


[November 2003]

#176: Japan shuns foreign workers (11/27)

#175: Japan's Margaret Thatcher quits after poll fiasco (11/17)

#174: Mexico to put new trade accords on back burner (11/13)

#173: Koizumi's coalition keeps majority in Parliament, but opposition gains (11/10)

#172: Japan Cabinet Official Seeks to Soften LDP Leader's Comments on Bases (11/6)

#171: LDP Set to Sweep Polls, Surveys Say (11/4)


[October 2003]

#170: LDP Narrowly Wins Key By-Election (10/27)

#169: China on the Rise, Japan on the Wane in Region (10/23)

#168: Japan Praises China's Spaceflight (10/16)

#167: Japan, Mexico Split Over Farm Products in Free-trade Talks Before Summit (10/14)

#166: Mad Cow Hits Japan Aagain (10/7)

#165: Confidence Rises Among Japanese Manufacturers (10/2)


[September 2003]

#164: Refinery Fire Follows Japan Quake (9/30)

#163: Media-Friendly Japan Cabinet Gets Rave Public Review (9/25)

#162: Japan Worried But Still Negotiating With Iran (9/22)

#161: Japan-N. Korea relations hit year-long low (9/18)

#160: Pyrrhic Victory for Poor as Cancun WTO Talks Fail (9/16)

#159: Japan, Korea Must Save World Trade (9/8)

#158: Annan Urges U.S. to Ratify Nuke Treaty (9/4)

#157: Snow Lauds Japan, Quiet on Currencies (9/2)


[August 2003]

#156: Japan's coolest summer in a decade chills cos' sales (8/28)

#155: Choppy waters between N Korea and Japan (8/26)

#154: Japan economy surprisingly strong in April-June (8/14)

#153: Letters Revive Debate Over Japanese Abductees (8/4)


[July 2003]

#152: Japan Raises Tariff on Our Beef (7/31)

#151: Aftershocks Continue to Rattle Northeast Japan (7/29)

#150: Japan Opposition to Merge as Election Talk Swirls (7/24)

#149: SARS fears deter Japan's Green Gables fans from Canada (7/22)

#148: Japan Lawmakers Debate Holiday to Honor Showa (7/17)

#147: Japan's Two Economies Need to Travel One Path (7/15)

#146: Japan Whalers Are Ones Feeling Endangered (7/10)

#145: Japan's Quietly Accepted Discrimination Surfaces (7/7)

#144: Chrétien pitches Canadian beef to Japanese PM (7/3)


[June 2003]

#143: Japan and Iran Said to Be Near 2.5 Billion Oil Deal (6/30)

#142: Indonesian President Leaves Japan with Promises of Aid (6/26)

#141: Many Japanese Support Koizumi's Re-Election, Nihon Keizai Says (6/24)

#140: McDonald's Japan May Miss H1 Earnings Target-paper (6/20)

#139: Asean Ministers Pledge Anti-terror Cooperation, Urge Suu Kyi's Release (6/17)

#138: Foreign Visitors to Japan Top 5 Million in 2002 (6/12)

#137: Roh Stresses Importance of Korea-Japan FTA (6/10)

#136: How America Lost Its Industrial Edge (6/5)

#135: Spy Boat Reminds Japan of N. Korea Threat (6/3)


[May 2003]

#134: Japan Bank Regulator Weighs Departure (5/29)

#133: 4 Leading Japanese Banks Report $31 Billion in Losses (5/27)

#132: Japan's Post Office to Cut 17,000 Jobst (5/22)

#131: Japan's Resona Bank Seeks Government Bailout (5/19)

#130: Tokyo Urges Set of Moves to Shore Up Stock Market (5/15)

#129: Japan Sends Rocket to Retrieve Asteroid Sample (5/13)

#128: Former U.S. Sen. Hatfield Gets Japan's Highest Honor (5/8)

#127: Children Comprise Record Low 14.1% of Population (5/6)

#126: Japan Moves to Curb Horrific Suicide Rate (5/1)


[April 2003]

#125: North Korea Tells U.S. It Has Nuclear Weapons (4/28)

#124: Top Official Affirms Japan SARS Free (4/24)

#123: Cherry blossoms weave magic in Japan (4/22)

#122: Post-War Japan Occupation No Road-Map for Iraq (4/17)

#121: Ishihara Wins in Landslide as Gubernatorial Elections Close (4/15)

#120: Japan pledges millions in humanitarian aid for Iraq (4/10)

#119: Could war and SARS actually help Hawaii visitor business? (4/8)

#118: A weaker currency will make Japan stronger (4/3)

#117: Year-end stock falls add to Japan banks' gloom (4/1)


[March 2003]

#116: Japan to Launch Spy Satellites (3/27)

#115: Spirited Away Captures Oscar (3/25)

#114: Japan Threatens To Break Pledge With N. Korea (3/20)

#113: Hayami:No Need to Buy More Than Y2 Trln from Banks (3/18)

#112: Nikkei Hits 20-Year Low as Yen Strengthens (3/13)

#111: So Many Business Ideas for Japan, So Few Accepted (3/11)

#110: BOJ Share Buys: Bought Y136.8 Bln In Latest Period (3/6)

#109: Japan's Political Black Hole (3/4)


[February 2003]

#108: Japan Seeks Parasol in Shade of US Umbrella (2/28)

#107: Japan Central Bank Prince Seen Set to be Named King (2/25)

#106: Going Nowhere (2/20)

#105: WTO Ministers' Meeting Comes to a Close (2/18)

#104: Talk Therapy (2/13)

#103: Japan Jan Bank Lending Down 4.7 pct yr/yr (2/10)

#102: Where Banks Pay Borrowers to Borrow Money (2/6)

#101: 'Spirited Away' Wins Animation Award (2/4)


[January 2003]

#100: Selling Currency is not the Solution, Hayami Says (1/30)

#99: Bush, Koizumi Discuss N. Korea Problem (1/28)

#98: Japan to Cut Contribution to the Budget of the U.N. (1/23)

#97: Japan's Monarchy, Once Godlike, Shows Its Frailty (1/21)

#96: Japan Starts Trade Talks with Mexico (1/16)

#95: Japan and Russia Set to Back Pipeline (1/14)

#94: Writer, Tokyo Governor, And Just Maybe Prime Minister (1/9)

#93: Japan Leads Asia on A Winning Run (1/7)


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