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Europe Plans To Copy Trump's Critical Material Playbook

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Euro MPs want Brussels to be inspired by Donald Trump's strategy and take part in critical raw materials projects, as the US and Japan already do to ensure their supply with...

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The European Union is considering a much more active role in securing the supply of critical raw materials needed for batteries, defense technology and renewable energy. MEPs have backed the creation of a new agency that could provide capital for projects to extract and process strategic minerals, drawing inspiration from the United States and Japan.

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The European Union wants to equip itself with new tools to compete in the global race for critical raw materials, taking example from the industrial policies of the Trump administration. The European Parliament has approved a proposal to set up an agency in charge of monitoring supplies, establishing strategic reserves and, in exceptional circumstances, acquiring holdings in companies in the sector. The objective is to strengthen [...]

Parliamentarians of the European Union want Brussels to follow Donald Trump's strategy and acquire participation in critical raw materials projects, in an initiative that accompanies the efforts of the United States and Japan to ensure the supply of essential minerals to defence and clean technologies. Read more (10/26/2026

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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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