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Bloomberg politics/economics reporter in Tokyo. Former WSJ/Dow Jones staffer in Seoul, Tokyo and Singapore.

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U.S. and Japan plan world’s deepest undersea mine to challenge China

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By Alastair Gale Verified, Akemi Terukina, Yoshiaki Nohara Verified
| The Japan Times Verified
When U.S. President Donald Trump met with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi in March at the White House, little attention was paid to their discussions about a tiny Japanese island in the Pacific Ocean, barely big enough for human visitors but inhabited by dangerous snails. Minamitorishima, a pancake-flat speck of land about the size of a few city blocks with little more than a weather station and a runway, lies over 1,000 miles southeast of Tokyo.
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US, Japan Plan World's Deepest Undersea Mine to Challenge China

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By Alastair Gale Verified, Akemi Terukina, Yoshiaki Nohara Verified
| Flipboard
Now Heavy rains triggered a landslide on Wednesday that killed at least seven people in India’s western Maharashtra state. Heavy rains triggered a landslide on Wednesday that killed at least seven people, and injured several others in India’s western Maharashtra state. Overnight precipitation caused a …
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Japanese airlines halt flights as Typhoon Chan-hom nears Tokyo

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By Alastair Gale Verified
| The Edge Singapore Verified
Home News Aviation & Engineering Alastair Gale / BloombergTue, Aug 11, 2026 • 12:33 PM GMT+08 •  • 1 min read Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways cancelled flights as Typhoon Chan-hom barrelled towards Japan’s main island of Honshu on Tuesday. Follow us on Facebook and join our Telegram channel for the latest updates. (Aug 11): Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways (ANA) cancelled flights as Typhoon Chan-hom barrelled towards Japan’s main island of Honshu on Tuesday.
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