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“China is looking to reassert its control over the global supply chain with these enhanced export controls on rare earth minerals…the Trump administration believe they have significant leverage of their own to push back.” OAN Chief White House Correspondent Daniel Baldwin breaks down the geopolitics of China’s decision to...

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Venezuela was to diversify away from Canada for the oil. Greenland is to diversify away from China for critical earth minerals. Stocks will crash on Tuesday. The EU is taking a coordinated stance against the US attempt to annex Greenland. Trump says it’s for security. But the US wants it for critical earth minerals. Trump tried to tariff China 100% & they blocked all critical minerals exports to the US. The US needs these minerals for military & AI. Without them, they lose their dominance. So the US backed down on the 100% tariffs. Currently, China controls roughly 90% of the world's rare earth minerals. Greenland, has a vast amount of critical earth mineral deposits throughout the country. Trump is using economic force, to annex Greenland, for the resource needs of the US.
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If you want to see a case study of the strategic use of trade policy to maximize leverage while minimizing the pain on your own people, you'll have to look abroad... to China's export controls on rare earth minerals.
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