#Rare Earths
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Bessent said the Busan truce would be extended to Jan. 10. Of 10 suspension documents (3 US, 7 Chinese), we found none with a new expiry date as of October 12.
Beijing's expanded export controls now include an extraterritorial clause—products made anywhere in the world using Chinese rare earths could be subject to Chinese approval. The rules of global supply chains just changed.
Nations obsessed with military deterrence have discovered a more powerful lever—critical minerals. How the race for rare earths is reshaping geopolitics, supply chains, and global security.
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POSCO International is building a rare earth supply chain spanning Southeast Asia and the US. Here's why this quiet industrial move carries enormous geopolitical weight.
US imports of Chinese rare earth permanent magnets fell 22.5% in early 2026 — a seventh straight monthly decline — while EU shipments surged 28.4%. What's driving the split, and who's exposed?
President Trump is aggressively pursuing rare earth mining in Greenland while deploying a naval armada to Iran, signaling a major shift in U.S. global resource and military strategy.
President Trump's 2026 push for a Greenland acquisition is creating a diplomatic crisis. The focus on rare earth minerals and potential military use is fracturing the transatlantic alliance.
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At Davos 2026, President Trump announced $1.5 trillion in trade deals with South Korea, Japan, and the EU while reiterating his push to acquire Greenland for strategic security.
At Davos 2026, President Trump announced 10% tariffs on 8 European allies to pressure the sale of Greenland. Explore the impact of Trump Greenland tariffs on global trade and security.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and China's He Lifeng confirm trade progress at Davos 2026, focusing on 25 million tons of soybean purchases and rare earth supply.
Australia and Japan strengthen their rare earth alliance in 2026 to counter China's dominance. Key updates on Lynas CEO transition and LS Eco Energy investments.
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Amanda Lacaze, the long-standing CEO of Lynas Rare Earths, is set to step down in June 2026. Discover the implications for the global rare earth supply chain and investors.
