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China's Critical Mineral Stranglehold: The New Geoeconomic Weapon of 2026
China controls 90% of rare earth processing and uses reversible export controls on gallium, germanium, and antimony as geoeconomic leverage. With sixfold price spikes and a...
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Panama Canal Showdown: CK Hutchison Ports Seized in Geopolitical Crisis
Panama seized CK Hutchison's canal ports in February 2026 after a Supreme Court annulment, triggering $2B arbitration and Chinese retaliation. The dispute marks a new front in...
Critical Minerals Showdown: China Export Controls Reshape Supply Chains 2026
China's 2025 rare earth licensing regime and 60%+ refining dominance force Western nations into supply chain scramble. U.S. secures 21 bilateral deals, EU launches 60 Strategic...
Critical Minerals: The New Geopolitical Fault Line in 2026
China controls 90% of rare earth processing. In 2026, the U.S., EU, and G7 race to build alternative supply chains amid export controls, price spikes, and $30B in Western...
FORGE and U.S.-EU Pact Reshape Critical Mineral Supply Chains
The U.S. launched FORGE and signed a U.S.-EU Critical Minerals Action Plan in 2026, backed by $30B+, to break China's 90% rare earth processing monopoly. Can the West achieve...
US: Iran Attacks Not a Ceasefire Violation | Hormuz Update
US says recent Iranian drone and missile attacks on UAE do not violate the fragile ceasefire. Project Freedom escorts ships through Strait of Hormuz as global oil supplies...