Australia is trying to focus more on rare earths —Will it affect China’s dominance?
07/10/2020 08:41
On July 6th, Australian Defence Minister Linda Reynolds referred to rare earths and other critical minerals, saying that these minerals are taking on added significance for its armed forces and those of its allies. Ms Reynolds showed the
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