China’s exports of rare earth products — including powerful magnets now at the heart of tensions with the US — slumped to a ...

Its sway over rare earths is an “extreme case,” but China also dominates a vast array of other minerals such as lithium and ...

Chinese export restrictions on rare earth metals are creating problems for Indian electronics manufacturers. Companies rely on these metals for permanent magnets used in speakers and other devices.

Modern EV motors rely on dysprosium and terbium to perform under high temperatures. With China tightening export controls on ...

India’s electric vehicle (EV) industry is facing a serious challenge due to China’s recent decision to curb exports of rare ...

China’s curbs on exports of some rare earth materials and magnets - used in automobiles, cell phones and myriad other devices ...

When asked to comment on European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's claims during the G7 summit that China's ...

"China will still be in a position of dominance." Company makes history as first outside of China to produce rare earth ...

India is bolstering its rare-earth material supply chain to reduce reliance on imports, especially from China, for critical ...

While China tops the rare earth elements (REE) deposits at 44 million tonnes (MT), the US Geological Survey pegs India's ...

Rare earth magnets are used in electric vehicles, missiles, drones, and smartphones. IREL and BARC have been tasked with commercialising indigenous magnet-making technologies ...

Export controls on high technology can be a legitimate national-security tool. But the US can’t ignore the cost.