China's Rare Earth Controls

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China Lifts Exports of Rare-Earth Products

Exclusive: China quietly issues 2025 rare earth quotas, sources say

China has quietly issued its first 2025 rare earth mining and smelting quotas without the typical public statement, sources with knowledge of the matter said this week, another sign of Beijing tighte...

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

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China Lifts Exports of Rare-Earth Products After Trade War Curbs

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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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Pentagon to Take Stake in Rare-Earth Company, Challenging China’s Control

The deal would see the Defense Department take a 15% stake in MP Materials and spend billions of dollars investing in the company and purchasing its output.

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Wyoming rare earth mine touted as America’s first in decades isn’t economically viable, critics say

Ramaco Resources says its Brook Mine near Sheridan, Wyoming, will satisfy a large chunk of U.S. demand for rare earths, but experts say the mine's potential falls well beneath the hype and won’t likely ever turn a profit — much less produce any minerals.

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China isn’t getting rid of its controls over rare earths, despite ...

Hong Kong (CNN) — Despite a 90-day truce in its trade war with the United States, China appears to be maintaining tight control over its rare earth exports – preserving a key source of ...

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China isn’t getting rid of its controls over rare earths ... - KTVZ

China’s rare earth export controls were “specifically designed to hit the US defense industry, and I cannot envision China stepping back from that,” said Thomas Kruemmer, ...