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いらだつ首相「超法規的措置は取れないのか」 : 政治 : YOMIURI ONLINE（読売新聞）

２２日の訪米を控えた菅首相は、周囲にいらだちをぶつけた。沖縄・尖閣諸島沖での中国漁船衝突事件で、中国の対抗措置の報告が次々に上がってきていた。首相は「民主党には（中国で副首相級の）戴秉国(たいへいこく)（国務委員）と話せるやつもいない。だからこういうことになるんだ」とこぼした、と関係者は語る。首相とその周辺が中国人船長の扱いをめぐる「落としどころ」を本気で探り始めたのは、船長の拘置期限が延長された１９日以降のことだ。この日を境に中国政府は、日本人４人を拘束し、レアアース（希土類）の対日輸出禁止の動きに出るなど、本格的な「報復カード」を相次いで切った。実際に「船長釈放」に動いたのは、仙谷官房長官と前原外相だったとされる。２３日朝、ニューヨーク。日中関係の行方を懸念するクリントン米国務長官と向かい合った前原外相は、こう自信ありげに伝えた。「まもなく解決しますから」那覇地検が船長を釈

Scatterbrain 2010/09/25

煽る煽る「「戦争になるよりはいい。このまま行けば、駐日大使の引き揚げ、国交断絶もありえた」――。首相に近い政府筋は２４日夜、船長釈放に政治判断が動いたことを、周囲に苦しげに認めた。」

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Now for the Bionic Kan

Now for the Bionic KanNaoto Kan survives a leadership challenge but has yet to prove himself a leader. The first of two articles (see also) looks at his domestic probl ems

Scatterbrain 2010/09/22

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Japan PM Rejigs Cabinet And Eyes Economy - NYTimes.com

Scatterbrain 2010/09/17

Seiji Maehara, who now serves as transport minister and is known as a proponent of strong ties with security ally Washington, will take over as foreign minister from Katsuya Okada, media said.

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Cabinet Shuffle to Give Japan New Foreign Minister - NYTimes.com

Scatterbrain 2010/09/17

Seiji Maehara, a security expert who had been transport minister, was likely to replace Katsuya Okada as foreign minister. At Kan's request, Okada has accepted the No. 2 post in the ruling Democratic Party of Japan.

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Ozawa bows out

Japanese politics Ozawa bows out SO MUCH for Ichiro Ozawa's famed electoral genius. After a nail-biting ballot, in which Naoto Kan, the prime minister, and Mr Ozawa, his brooding challenger, sat just feet away from each other, eyes shut, meditating intensely, Mr Kan won handsomely. The three pillars of the ruling Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) who voted—parliamentarians, local assem bly members an

Scatterbrain 2010/09/15

Students of his mercurial ways may find that unlikely, but even if he were to abandon the DPJ, only the most politically suicidal of his comrades would now be likely to follow him. An uneasy compromise with Mr Kan may be marginally more likely.

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Japan’s Premier Survives Challenge (Published 2010)

Prime Minister Naoto Kan of Japan acknowledged other party members as he was re-elected as the president of the ruling Democratic Party in Tokyo on Tuesday.Credit...Kyodo News, via Associated Press TOKYO � Prime Minister Naoto Kan won a hard-fought vote within Japan’s governing party on Tuesday to stay on as prime minister, surviving a challenge by the party’s power broker, Ichiro Ozawa. In the en

Scatterbrain 2010/09/14

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The dark side

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Scatterbrain 2010/09/13

It appears to be the dominance of pragmatism over principle, and old-style back-room bargaining over more accountable, albeit potentially slower-moving, politics.

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The battle for Japan

Scatterbrain 2010/09/13

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Some Ask if Ozawa Is the Force That Japan Needs (Published 2010)

TOKYO � Shadow shogun, scandal-tainted party boss, insider turned rebel, a leader who can say no to Washington � Ichiro Ozawa has been called many things in his four decades in politics. Now, as Mr. Ozawa, the former head of Japan’s governing Democratic Party and its widely acknowledged power broker, begins what might be the final maneuver in a turbulent and often chameleon-like career, he is prov

Scatterbrain 2010/09/13

However, those who know Mr. Ozawa say his real goal is to challenge not Washington but the powerful bureaucrats at the central ministries. This has led to bitter clashes with Japan’s permanent government, including the public prosecutors, who have pursued seemingly unending investigations into Mr.

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Self-destruction

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Scatterbrain 2010/09/05

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