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We look at the political struggles of an economic giant facing an uncertain future as elections draw near.
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First reactors to go online since last year's Fukushima disaster to avert power shortages, despite public opposition.
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Last fugitive in Japan gas attack arrested
Cult member held after 17-year manhunt for suspects in poison gas attack on Tokyo subway that left 13 people dead.
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Japan ex-PM apologises for Fukushima failure
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Without question: US military expansion in the Asia-Pacific
The expansion of the US military into Asia-Pacific is not just about power, but also about profit.
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Japan says it could take 40 years to clean up the leaking nuclear plant, but is that going to make people feel safe?
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Japan leaders 'played down nuclear crisis'
Investigation reports that government covered-up true scale of Fukushima disaster, and considered Tokyo evacuation.
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Japan's prime minister announces resignation
Naoto Kan confirms he is stepping down, paving the way for a race to elect Japan's sixth leader in five years.
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