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Upper House
Power Before the People?
Japan’s problems didn’t begin with the DPJ. If elections are to mean anything, a party needs a fair crack at the whip.

LDP’s Pointless Posturing
Japan’s lower house passes a stimulus package—despite more LDP attempts to obstruct Diet proceedings.

Through Kan’s Fingers
Now, the question looms even larger. Was Kan the right choice to replace Hatoyama?

Not Your Average Election
There’s a lot at stake for all players in Japan’s upcoming mid-term election.

Want Higher Taxes?
Naoto Kan wants to raise sales tax by 10%. And he’s getting the opposition fired up.
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