Countries become wary of China's 'weaponisation' of critical minerals
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New Delhi, Oct 15 (IANS) As countries, including India, come together to tap rare earth sources and cut their dependence on China, they are becoming somewhat wary of Beijing’s weaponisation of critical minerals, according to a new report. (GDELT Global Knowledge Graph, 19:15)
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1 report- ianslive.in·News·EN·15 Oct, 19:15 MYT
Countries become wary of China's 'weaponisation' of critical minerals
New Delhi, Oct 15 (IANS) As countries, including India, come together to tap rare earth sources and cut their dependence on China, they are becoming somewhat wary of Beijing’s weaponisation of critical minerals, according to a new report. China controls 90 per cent of global…
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