Is the EU losing the geopolitical race for critical raw minerals?

Spain found its most valuable site, although it now remains alert to prevent China from stealing it. The global geopolitical and economic scenario has as main protagonist a material that has become a necessity: “rare lands.” This resource is so sought after that Donald Trump is willing to dispute the Arctic island of Greenland, rich in this type of resources. Among them, it highlights one in particular, lithium, also called “white gold.” This mi…

Is the EU losing the geopolitical race for critical raw minerals?

The EU wants to cut reliance on powers like China for mineral supplies by the end of the decade. As geopolitical tensions boil, EU Decoded asks whether the bloc can keep up with its competitors.

What It Means for Europe to Fend for Itself | by Anders Fogh Rasmussen - Project Syndicate

For too long, Europe has relied on cheap Russian energy, cheap Chinese goods, and cheap American security and technology. Now that this naive dependency is no longer an option, Europeans must be open and honest about what it will take to defend their values and interests in a dangerous new world.

Will the EU Join the Economic War Against China?

Should Brussels join in, the economic fallout from Project Ukraine could seem quaint, and it could contribute to shortages in the US.

Will The EU Join The Economic War Against China?

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BRIEFING: Net zero is being redefined as an imperative for European security « Carbon Pulse

As the IEA and UK government convene a summit on energy security, Poland, holder of the EU presidency, argues that access to low-carbon resources, technologies and their supply chains will be decisive for European energy – and economic – security. Other experts say the future of net zero and European prosperity lies in close cooperation with China.