From @WSJopinion: China is using its dominance in rare-earth mineral production as a political and economic weapon, and the U.S. needs alternatives. Enter Australia, which is a natural partner as the world’s fourth largest rare-earth producer. https://t.co/x23oMlyU71 ...

Industry Focus - China has employed aggressive strategies since the 1990s to establish and maintain its dominance over rare-earth minerals [1] - Rare-earth minerals are crucial for manufacturing magnets used in various products, including cars, wind turbines, and jet fighters [1]

As China unveiled new curbs on exports of rare-earth minerals and things made from them, global investors and governments reeled. But Donald Trump cranked tensions higher https://t.co/UTf6bawT0K ...

The US government needs to step up its involvement in breaking China's grip on rare-earth minerals, @tomwblack says (via @opinion) https://t.co/pWM0diaERJ ...

Greenland’s icy terrain could be hiding rare-earth minerals the US badly wants. A well-connected CEO is trying to help access them. https://t.co/VCiZmS6FB3 ...

The U.S. found out this year that China could use its chokehold on rare-earth minerals as a coercive tool. For Japan, it was déjà vu: It had been the victim 15 years earlier. https://t.co/41W3zE2jeh ...