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  • Shii questions PM’s policy speech

    Japanese Communist Party Chair Shii Kazuo on January 27 called on the Cabinet of Prime Minister Kan Naoto to enact better labor rules, improve social welfare programs, and establish fair trade rules.

  • editorial  Obama’s State of the Union address reveals PM Kan’s naive vision for TPP

    U.S. President Barack Obama in the 2011 State of the Union address vowed to secure domestic employment by expanding its exports. This proposal is deeply related to Japan’s participation in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) pact which the Japanese government is now trying to achieve.

  • DPJ gears up to review its Manifesto

    The Democratic Party of Japan has begun to move toward reviewing its Manifesto which the party publicly promised during the 2009 general election campaign. The move suggests that the DPJ is to surrender to the business circles and the United States.

  • POLITICS
  • DPJ gears up to review its Manifesto

  • Shii questions PM’s policy speech

  • Another high court rules vote-value disparity as unconstitutional

  • ‘Ruling-opposition talks’ will seek grand coalition to raise consumption tax

  • No difference between DPJ and LDP: JCP Kokuta

  • Turmoil in Lower House budget committee

  • Your Party calls for TPP entry and cuts in numbers of local assemblymen

  • Security number system changes nature of social security from ‘rights’ to ‘reward’

  • US FORCES
  • JCP condemns traffic accident caused by drunken US soldier

  • LABOR
  • Court nullifies former Goodwill subsidiary’s dismissal

  • JAL pilots and CAs sit in on Shii’s question-time session

  • JMIU members discuss activities seeking decent wages

  • ECONOMY
  • editorial Obama’s State of the Union address reveals PM Kan’s naive vision for TPP

  • Local mayors express concerns over participation in TPP

  • Ichida demands public supports for SMEs

  • JCP
  • JCP talks with cartoonists and publishers regarding Tokyo’s manga restrictions

  • JCP holds meeting for stronger party among municipal workers

  • WELFARE
  • Additional benefits for elderly should be reinstated: former welfare ministry panel’s members

  • State rejects court settlement of ‘Iressa’ lawsuit

  • OKINAWA
  • Defense bureau files objection against Nago City

  • EDUCATION
  • Court: Compulsion of ‘Hinomaru’ and ‘Kimigayo’ constitutional

  • SCANDAL
  • Ozawa indicted based on decision of citizens’ panel

  • No initiative taken by DPJ for revelation of Ozawa’s scandal



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