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Downstream Effects of China's Rare Earth Mining

China pledges to crack down on illicit exports of rare earths, urges US to lift more trade controls

China’s state security agency says it is cracking down on alleged smuggling of rare earths minerals that it says threaten national security, just weeks after Beijing and Washington agreed to make it e...

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China cracks down on rare earth smugglers, vowing stronger export controls

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China's rare earth export controls are good for Beijing, bad for business

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China Pledges to Crack Down on Illicit Exports of Rare Earths, Urges US to Lift More Trade Controls

Investigations had found Chinese criminals were involved, exploiting shipping and delivery channels to evade controls on exports of the materials used in many high-tech applications including electri...

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China's spy agency attacks foreign efforts to 'steal' rare earths

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Brazil triples rare earth exports to China as Washington-Beijing rift ripples through trade

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China to get tough on rare metals theft

China currently ranks among the top countries in the world in terms of rare earth reserves, production, consumption and exports, the ministry noted, adding that some countries are highly concerned about China's supply of rare earth-related items and are employing various methods to steal them.

Nvidia's China Revenue 'Is Far From Gone', But It Outmaneuvered US For Rare Earth In Exchange For AI Chips, Says Craig Shapiro

China has leveraged its dominance over rare earths for Nvidia chips; however, this expert says world isn't decoupling, it is just bartering.

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China imposes new export controls on EV battery technology

China has imposed export restrictions on key electric vehicle battery technologies, further strengthening its global dominance in the EV sector.

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Top Republican on China panel objects to resumption of Nvidia H20 chip shipments

The head of a House of Representatives panel on China told U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick that resuming sales of Nvidia's H20 chips to China threatens to advance Beijing's AI capability, stepping up his criticism of the decision and saying the original ban was "the right call.