Critical Raw Materials: Can the EU Reduce Its Dependence on China?
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For arms and industry, the Middle Kingdom is by far the most important supplier. The EU wants to change this, but it is hardly making any progress. The US, on the other hand, is setting a pace.
The European Union (EU) is launching various initiatives to reduce its dependence on China for supply chains, including those for rare earth elements. However, there are structural reasons why it will not be easy for developed countries, including Japan, to reduce their dependence on China. This article will delve into the problems of the risks of dependence on China, drawing on the European example.

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