Daily Newsletter : Japan taps rare earth-rich mud from deep-sea floor to cut reliance on China

By rahmat hidayat

Senin, 02 Februari 2026

Japan retrieved sediment containing rare earth minerals from a depth of 6,000 metres during a test...

View this e-mail in your browser DAILY NEWSLETTER     asia-/-pacific Japan taps rare earth-rich mud from deep-sea floor to cut reliance on China Japan retrieved sediment containing rare earth minerals from a depth of 6,000 metres during a test mission aimed at reducing reliance on China, the government said on Monday. Officials said the world-first… READ MORE       culture Bad Bunny's 2026 Grammy Awards triumph becomes protest against ICE       asia-/-pacific Live: Trump hopes to reach a deal with Iran, keeps military option on table       europe SpaceX has stopped Russia's 'unauthorised' use of Starlink against Ukraine, Musk says       france French IT group Capgemini to sell US subsidiary linked to ICE after outcry       europe Death toll from Crans-Montana New Year's Eve bar fire rises to 41       europe Russian drone strike on bus transporting Ukrainian energy sector workers kills 15         Sports Elena Rybakina stuns Aryna Sabalenka to claim first Australian Open title Elena Rybakina won her first Grand Slam in nearly four years by beating the top seed in Melbourne (6-4, 4-6, 6-4). Sabalenka, who was leading 3-0 in... WATCH THE SHOW         Tech 24 China accused of erasing Mongolian language and culture online, new study finds         Sports Australian Open: Carlos Alcaraz beats Novak Djokovic to make history         Sports Djokovic rolls back the years to beat Sinner in Melbourne semi-final     You receive this e-mail because you are registered with FRANCE 24. © 2026 Copyright FRANCE 24. All rights reserved. In application of the law « Informatique et Liberté », you have the right to access, correct and refuse data that concerns you. France 24 protects personal data and privacy of its members in accordance to the French and European laws on the matter. Unsubscribe

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