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March 16, 2007. Volume 03, Number 10
Click here for a transcript of this program.
Thanks for dropping in again. It's good to be back at the microphone.
After nearly a two-week absence. Not "pod-fading," now. Just a planned
short spring vacation. Thanks for all of your e-mails. I'll have gotten
through them by the end of the weekend, hopefully. And they're all
appreciated. We've had quite an increase in regular subscribers to the
program since the last program. A hearty South Carolina welcome to you
all. I hope the programs you receive will meet your expectations. Drop
me an e-mail at RobertCAngel@gmail.com to let me know what you think.
I'll do my best to write back.We’ll
begin this week with a quick review of developments in the North Korean
situation. Because of its overall importance. Then a comment on the Abe
Cabinet’s discussion of defense relations with Australia, Indonesia, and France, and its significance. Next, we’ll consider recent developments in the relationship with Mainland China, including the run-up to Premier Wen’s visit to Japan
early next month. And we’ll conclude with further consideration of the
Abe Cabinet’s management of public communications, both domestic and
international. And I've prepared an excellent bluegrass clip for you at
the end. From the "Infamous Stringdusters." You can pick up a copy of their album, "Fork in the Road," from Sugar Hill Records by clicking here.
You also can reach the Japan Press Weekly by clicking here. |