Japan Nieuwsbrief 08/30/2011

• Japan heeft nieuwe premier (Radio1.be)

• Extreme soil contamination detected near Fukushima plant (Asahi)

• Japan elects new PM, may be ruling party's last chance (Reuters)

• New Prime Minister? Japan Voters Expect Little Change With Noda (Japan Real Time)

• Yoshihiko Noda becomes Japan's new prime minister (BBC)

• Okumura Sees No Need for Snap Election in Japan (Washington Post)

• Japan's parliament elects new prime minister, its 6th in 5 years (CNN)

• Japan has new leader but uncertainty remains (asianewsnetwork)

• Japan's bored auds turn off TVs (Variety)

• Japan school still serving as shelter six months after disaster (Stripes)

• Japan sells its gold while the rest of the world buys (Asahi)

• Fukushima schools remain unsafe: Greenpeace (The China Post)

• Noda, the DPJ and the Giant Snowball Problem (Japan Real Time)

• New Japan PM Noda faces party feud, split parliament (Reuters)

• Japan's Noda: Low-Key on Domestic Issues, Controversial Abroad (WSJ)

• Simulation shows radiation may have reached 15 prefectures (Shimbun)

• A new leader for Japan: A fish called Noda (The Economist)

• Bland Noda the next 'ordinary prime minister' (Asahi)

• Experts say Fukushima residents should have taken iodine tablets (Asahi)

• Le nouveau Premier ministre du Japon en 5 points (Japon Information)

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