China's Critical Mineral Grip Leaves EU Scrambling to Avert Trade Crisis
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On Friday 9 October, Beijing and Brussels announced initial progress in trying to rebalance their trade, after two days of discussions in China, with the European Commissioner for Trade. The European Union is taking a further step in its strategy to reduce its dependence on strategic metals in Beijing. Brussels is preparing to support 46 new mining, refining and recycling projects.
China's critical mineral grip leaves EU scrambling to avert trade crisis
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