#supply-chain

As Israel-Iran tensions escalate, oil prices surge and supply chains face disruption. The geopolitical crisis is forcing a fundamental reassessment of global economic dependencies.

India subsidizes semiconductor assembly plant with Japan's Mitsui and Aoi Electronics. Is this the beginning of a major supply chain shift away from China?

Idemitsu warns partners about potential ethylene production shutdown due to Middle East raw material shortages. Supply chain vulnerabilities exposed.

Qatar's gas production halt threatens global semiconductor supply chains as the Middle East conflict disrupts critical materials. Samsung and SK Hynix face potential production slowdowns in a market already stretched by AI demand.

China's export controls drive yttrium prices up 140-fold in one year, threatening global electronics supply chains and consumer prices

South32's Hermosa Project becomes first fast-tracked mining operation as US races to reduce China dependence, raising environmental concerns in Arizona's fragile ecosystem.

The US-led critical minerals summit aims to reduce China's dominance, but faces significant challenges. What this means for global supply chains and everyday consumers.

The Pentagon is backing REalloys, a rare earths recycling company, as the US scrambles to break China's 80% market dominance. But can America really escape the rare earths trap?

Trump promised to remove Vietnam from export control lists just weeks after the country broke ground on its first chip factory. A strategic pivot 70 years in the making could reshape global semiconductor supply chains.

Insurers are canceling policies and hiking rates for ships crossing the Gulf and Strait of Hormuz, sending shockwaves through global supply chains and your shopping cart.

At Africa's biggest mining conference, the US challenged China's dominance in critical minerals. An analysis of the geopolitical chess game reshaping global supply chains.

Lynas posts $300M revenue as Western governments reshape rare earth markets. But breaking China's 80% dominance comes with a hefty price tag for consumers and companies.