Can it happen here? Japan suffers the worst nuclear accident since Chernobyl, reigniting a safety debate

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This article examines the accident at a uranium-processing plant north of Tokyo that occurred in Japan in Oct 1999. Relevant points include a description of how the accident is believed to have happened and whether US nuclear facilities are liable to a similar accident.

Social aspects, Safety and security measures, Nuclear industry, Tokaimura, Japan, Nuclear Accident, 1999

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Looks are everything

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Japan's new prime minister, Junichiro Koizumi, is a lively, unconventional figure who has won strong popular support and changed the face of Japanese politics. However, he faces tough economic and political challenges.

Japan, Koizumi, Junichiro

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Heirs to the kingdom

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The succession struggle in North Korea is discussed. The feud, which is brewing between the sons of North Korean leader Kim Jong II is examined.

Public affairs, North Korea, Evaluation, Political leadership, Kim Jong-il

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