Japan Press Weekly

(January 30, 2010)

No concrete steps for overcoming economic crisis mentioned: Hatoyama’s policy speech

( January 29, 2010)

Is consumption tax hike only way for well-beeing?

( January 26, 2010)

LDP still clings to old-style politics

( January 26, 2010)

High Court rules disparity of votes in 2009 general election unconstitutional

(January 24, 2010)

DPJ Ozawa questioned over source of 400 million yen

( January 24, 2010)

JCP Ichida says Ozawa must tell truth in Diet

(January 23, 2010)

JCP opposes FY2009 supplementary budget plan including aid to Afghan army

( January 23, 2010)

The government urged to put people’s dignity ahead of militaristic logic

( January 22, 2010)

70 percent of 20-year-olds frustrated with politics and society

( January 21, 2010)

Japan-U.S. relations fall short of Lincoln’s determination - Akahata ‘Current’ column

( January 21, 2010)

Keidanren must recognize responsibility to resolve economic crisis - Akahata editorial

( January 20, 2010)

End Japan’s subservience to U.S. and move to abrogate Japan-U.S. Security Treaty - Akahata editorial

( January 20, 2010)

JCP Sasaki calls for full disclosure of Hatoyama and Ozawa allegations

( January 19, 2010)

Shii calls for struggles to meet citizens’ demand for political change

(January 19, 2010)

Ex-social insurance agency workers demanding revocation of their dismissals

(January 18, 2010)

Diet must investigate Ozawa scandal - Akahata editorial

( January 16, 2010)

DPJ lawmaker arrested in connection with Ozawa’s scandal

(January 16, 2010)

All mainstream media support tax hike & TPP

(January 15, 2010)

Key cabinet members in favor of consumption tax increase

(January 14, 2010)

Raids on Ozawa and his aide are a warning to DPJ: JCP Shii

(January 12, 2010)

Ozawa competence in fundraising - Akahata “Current” column

(January 11, 2010)

Shii calls for change of government policies

(January 10, 2010)

100 million yen handed to Ozawa’s secretaries in paper bags

(January 8, 2010)

JCP three goals in the upcoming Diet discussions

(January 8, 2010)

The question is what policies are to be implemented- Akahata ‘Current’ column

(January 7, 2010)

Underlying cause of finance minister’s resignation

(January 7, 2010)

Ozawa fails to respond to public questions - Akahata editorial

(January 5, 2010)

Unification Church increasing access to Democratic Party

(January 5, 2010)

The main issue this year is substance of political change

(December 29, 2009)

High court rules 2009 general election unconstitutional

(December 26, 2009)

DPJ government fails to cut into budget ‘sanctuaries’

(December 25, 2009)

Hatoyama urged to come clean on fund scandal

(December 23, 2009)

High court upholds that ex-vice defense chief Moriya is guilty

(December 16 & 22, 2009)

Government’s arrangement of imperial audience is criticized

(December 22, 2009)

PM Hatoyama denies his involvement in illegal donation scandal

( December 22, 2009)

Tokyo governor again made luxurious overseas trips

( December 20, 2009)

DPJ government pursuing further defense build-up - Akahata editorial (excerpts)

( December 19, 2009)

DPJ is urged to investigate fund-raising for Ozawa

( December 19, 2009)

Constructors have succumbed to pressure from Ozawa’s aide to give donations

( December 18, 2009)

What must be done to deal with crisis of jobs ? - Akahata editorial (excerpts)

(December 13, 2009)

LDP focuses on constitutional revision

( December 13, 2009)

Fudanren in convention calls for boosting women’s solidarity

( December 9, 2009)

Business circles laid groundwork for construction of authoritarian state

( December 8, 2009)

Bill banning constitutional interpreters from speaking in the Diet

( December 8, 2009)

Pianist Nakamura Hiroko and others protest cuts in budget for culture

(December 7, 2009)

Full-time employment will help stimulate economy and ease poverty

(December 4 & 5, 2009)

Postal stocks bill enacted

( December 5, 2009)

JCP stands out as the party of ‘constructive opposition’ in the Diet session

(December 2, 2009)

Bill to freeze sale of Japan Post shares passed through Lower House

( December 2, 2009)

Everyone knows Hatoyama promised to move Futenma base out of Japan Akahata editorial (excerpts)