Why the West Can’t Escape China’s Rare Earth Dominance – Yet

by admin | Nov 8, 2025 | Asia

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The pause on expert restrictions was neither the U.S. victory Trump proclaimed it to be nor the act of a supremely confident, unassailable China.

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