China Eases Export Controls on Dual-Use Materials to the U.S.
China will suspend key export controls on dual-use materials to the U.S. until November 2026, affecting gallium, germanium and more.
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Chinese mainland suspends key rare-earth export controls – here’s why it matters
The Chinese mainland suspends select export control measures on rare-earth materials and technologies until Nov 10, 2026, impacting global markets and supply chains.
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Breaking Down the Chinese mainland’s Rare Earth Export Controls 🔧
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