Global partners convene to diversify critical minerals amid US-China tensions
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Ministers from the US, EU, UK, Japan, Australia, New Zealand and about 20 other countries meet in Washington to discuss a strategic alliance on critical minerals aimed at de-risking and diversifying supply away from China, including Australia’s A$1.2bn mineral reserve and talks on potential US price support, while also navigating ongoing tariff tensions that affect transatlantic ties.
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