美议员喊话特朗普：若北京不答应美国的要求，就不准中国做一件事

Group 1 - The escalation of trade tensions between the US and China began in early 2023, with the US imposing tariffs and China responding with export restrictions on key minerals, including rare earth elements [1][2] - China controls over 80% of global rare earth production and over 90% of refining and magnet processing, leading to significant supply chain disruptions in the US and Europe [1][2] - The price of dysprosium surged from $300 to $850 per kilogram within five weeks due to export restrictions, causing production halts in automotive factories [1] Group 2 - The EU expressed concerns over China's export restrictions, urging for local sourcing and the establishment of a critical raw materials act to reduce dependency on Chinese supplies [4][9] - The US Congress is considering actions against China, including suspending landing rights for Chinese airlines in the US until export restrictions are lifted, which could severely impact US-China air travel and trade [6][8] - The EU's response includes calls for transparency from China regarding export data, as companies report increased production delays and project suspensions due to supply chain issues [9]