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Moon Collects Earth's Atmosphere, New Study Finds
New research shows Earth's atmosphere is slowly sending water and minerals to the Moon via magnetic highways. This turns lunar soil into a priceless archive of our planet's history. Read more!
Why We Don't Fall Off the Round Earth: Gravity Explained
Ever wondered why people on the bottom of Earth don't fall off? The answer lies in gravity, the fundamental force that pulls everything towards Earth's center. Discover the astonishing science that keeps us grounded.
Germany Looks to India for Rare Earth Magnets
German offshore wind firms explore India as an alternative source for rare earth magnets, crucial for turbines, to reduce dependence on China. India's manufacturing push could meet global demand.
Piyush Goyal Meets Japan-India Business Committee
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal met with the Japan-India Business Cooperation Committee to boost trade, investment, and collaboration in semiconductors and electronics. Details inside.
India's Two-Pronged Path to Rare Earth Security
India is pursuing a dual strategy to secure its rare earth supply chain, combining domestic mining and recycling. This approach is crucial for building resilience and meeting soaring global demand. Read the expert analysis.
China-Japan Tensions Threaten Rare Earths Supply Chain
Military tensions between China and Japan escalate as Chinese jets lock onto Japanese aircraft. This could disrupt the critical rare earths supply chain, impacting global tech and EV sectors. Read the full analysis.
Klook Leads International Traveler Bookings for Japan Tours
Klook emerges as the top platform for international tourists booking paid tours in Japan, capturing half the market. Discover how travel trends are shifting.
India's Rare Earth Magnet Challenge & EV Future
India's EV ambitions face a supply chain crisis, relying 100% on imports for crucial rare earth magnets. Learn about the hurdles and the strategic path to self-reliance.
Chinese firms find legal loopholes in rare-earth export curbs
Chinese magnet makers are tweaking formulas and embedding products in motors to legally bypass Beijing's export restrictions, maintaining crucial supplies to Western industries. Discover the strategies and geopolitical tensions.
India Plans Global EV Summit to Spur Investments, Fix Supply Chain
India is reworking its EV strategy and will host a Global EV Summit in March-April 2025 to attract investments, address supply chain issues, and boost domestic policy for e-trucks and buses. Read the full story.
India's Rare-Earth Magnet Challenge: Beyond Raw Materials
India now produces rare-earth metals but still imports advanced magnets from China. This structural vulnerability in EV and green tech supply chains demands a strategic, wide-angle policy response. Read the analysis.
India's ₹7,280-Crore Magnet Mission Challenges China
India launches a massive ₹7,280-crore REPM scheme to build its first integrated magnet ecosystem, cut import reliance, and boost EV and clean-energy sectors. Discover how this strategic move enhances national security.
India's ₹7,280 Crore Rare Earth Magnet Plan
India launches ₹7,280 crore scheme for rare earth magnet production while emphasizing recycling and diplomacy to counter China's supply dominance. Read about India's strategic approach.
China's Rare Earth Control Reshapes Global Trade Dynamics
Explore how China's decades-long investment in rare earth elements gives Beijing crucial leverage in trade disputes with Washington and global markets. Discover the geopolitical implications.
China's Critical Minerals Grip Worries the West
China's export controls on minerals vital for semiconductors and green tech expose Western supply chain vulnerabilities. Discover why diversification is slow and what it means for the energy transition.
China magnet imports plunge 56% as automakers shift
India's permanent magnet imports from China dropped 56% in FY26 first half as automakers pivot to alternatives. Industry sees no turning back from supply chain de-risking strategy.
India's ₹7,300 Cr Rare Earth Magnet Plan Advances
India's ₹7,300 crore PLI scheme for rare earth magnets expected to get cabinet approval within a month, reducing China dependency for EVs and defense components.
Japan's $135B Stimulus: Inflation Ease & Debt Fears
Japan approves a massive 21.3 trillion yen stimulus to counter inflation, but risks worsening public debt and a weaker yen. Learn about the economic and diplomatic implications.
Japan Fire Destroys 170 Homes, Forces Evacuations
Massive fire in Japan's Shimonoseki city damages 170 homes, forces evacuations. No casualties reported as firefighters battle blaze. Read latest updates.
Japan Wildfire Forces Evacuations in Shimabara
Major wildfire erupts in southwestern Japan's Shimabara city, damaging multiple homes and forcing urgent evacuations. Firefighters battle blaze amid challenging conditions.
Indian Fresher's Japan Salary Breakdown Goes Viral
An Indian software engineer in Japan shared his fresher salary details, sparking a global debate on pay gaps and cost of living. Discover the full financial breakdown.
Japan Warns Citizens in China Over Safety Concerns
Japan warns citizens in China about potential risks as diplomatic tensions escalate. Stay informed about safety measures and travel advisories.
Japan Economy Contracts 1.8% Amid US Tariff Pressure
Japan's economy contracted at annualized 1.8% in July-September, marking first decline in six quarters. Trump's tariffs trigger export slump while domestic consumption provides cushion.
US-China Rare Earth Deal Expected by Thanksgiving
US and China near critical rare earth minerals agreement expected by Thanksgiving. Deal aims to secure supply chains and reduce dependency. Read latest developments.
Europe's rare-earth plant can't break China's grip
A new rare-earth magnet plant in Estonia, backed by the EU, begins production but will meet only a fraction of Europe's demand, highlighting the continent's struggle to reduce reliance on China.
China's Rare Earth Monopoly Threatens Climate Goals
Expert warns China's control over rare earth minerals jeopardizes global climate transition. Learn how this monopoly affects renewable energy and security worldwide.
Japan's Bear Crisis: Ex-Cops, Soldiers Join Cull
Japan deploys retired police and military personnel to combat rising bear attacks that killed 13 people and injured over 100 this year. Read about the novel solution.
Japan PM's 3 AM Meeting Triggers Overwork Debate
Japan's new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi faces criticism after holding 3 am meeting with staff, reigniting debate about karoshi - death from overwork culture. Read full analysis.
Muscle Girls Bar Defies Japan's Beauty Standards
Tokyo's Muscle Girls fitness bar challenges conventional beauty ideals with muscular performers. The bar attracts 100+ daily visitors, mostly foreigners, celebrating strength over thinness.
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