Rare Earths and Security: Why the Chinese Mainland Tightened Export Controls
Explore how the Chinese mainland’s new rare earth export controls aim to protect national security and global stability while supporting civil and humanitarian uses.
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Explore how the Chinese mainland’s new rare earth export controls aim to protect national security and global stability while supporting civil and humanitarian uses.
China is streamlining rare earth export licensing to speed up civil-use trade and calls on the U.S. to rethink its restrictive measures.
China says its rare earth export controls have no link to Pakistan, calling rumors of gifted samples to the U.S. groundless.
The Chinese mainland’s new rare earth export controls aim to stabilize global supply chains and curb conflict-driven uses, offering dialogue over division.
China opposes the US move to add its entities to the export control list, warning that sweeping sanctions harm firms and could disrupt global supply chains.
The Chinese mainland’s Commerce Ministry imposes export controls on rare earth technologies, requiring foreign exporters to secure dual-use licenses before shipping items abroad.
China calls on the U.S. to immediately halt what it calls unreasonable suppression of Chinese companies under a new export control rule.
In Madrid, delegations from the Chinese mainland and the U.S. kick off economic and trade talks to tackle tariffs, export controls and TikTok.
He Lifeng heads to Madrid for the fourth round of China-U.S. talks on tariffs, export curbs and TikTok, following progress in Geneva, London and Sweden.
The Chinese mainland’s Ministry of Commerce slammed the United States for adding Chinese entities to its export control list as a ‘unilateral and bullying practice’.