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Japan and U.S. plan to make world’s deepest underwater rare earths mine
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In March of this year, U.S. President Donald Trump met with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi at the White House to discuss U.S.-Japan cooperation in developing deep-sea rare earths off Minami-Tori Island in Japan, in order to break the Chinese Communist Party's global monopoly and control over rare earths.
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In the abyss of the Pacific, an alliance is formed to reshape the global balance of technologies. A mine project at unprecedented depth, led by Washington and Tokyo, aims directly at Beijing's hegemony on the most critical resources of our time.
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