怪不得川普这么愤怒，原来我国拒绝美国通话请求，法媒：中国强势

Group 1 - The trade conflict between China and the U.S. is escalating, with both sides unwilling to make concessions, reminiscent of the trade war initiated by Trump in 2018 [2][3] - China's recent announcement to strengthen export licensing for rare earth minerals and processing equipment is a strategic move, as China holds 90% of the global processing capacity for these materials [2][5] - The U.S. response includes threats of imposing 100% additional tariffs on all imports from China, indicating a potential for further escalation in trade tensions [3][7] Group 2 - Rare earth elements are critical for modern industries, and China's dominance in this sector poses a significant challenge for the U.S., which has struggled to increase its domestic production [5][7] - The new regulations from China not only cover rare earth minerals but also include restrictions on five types of heavy rare earth elements, aiming to prevent technology leakage [5][8] - The impact of China's export controls is felt globally, as countries like the EU and Japan also rely heavily on Chinese rare earths, which could disrupt supply chains for major companies [7][8] Group 3 - The U.S. is facing internal pressures as companies like Boeing and General Electric express concerns over potential supply chain disruptions due to China's actions [7] - French media reports highlight that China's regulatory changes are not just aimed at the U.S. but have global implications, requiring licenses for products containing Chinese rare earths [8] - The situation reflects a broader need for Western countries to reassess the costs of decoupling from China, particularly in critical supply chains [8]