Rare Earth Elements

India Focuses on Minerals Diplomacy: The New Focus of Geopolitical Relations

India Focuses on Minerals Diplomacy: The New Focus of Geopolitical Relations

As nations worldwide accelerate their transition towards clean energy and advanced technologies, they scramble to secure critical minerals. These include lithium, cobalt, nickel, rare earth elements and graphite. They are the backbone of future technology, from Electric vehicles to semiconductors. Today, international partnerships and trade relations are being reshaped around the critical mineral sector. India has important stakes in the African continent. It hopes to deepen ties of trade, development, security, and energy cooperation. By focusing on capacity-building, local ownership, and partnership, it aims to create a sustainable model. It also seeks to increase goodwill via moral diplomacy for cooperation.…
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India Challenges China’s Dominance in Rare Earth Elements, Moves Towards True Self-Reliance

India Challenges China’s Dominance in Rare Earth Elements, Moves Towards True Self-Reliance

India Gears Up to Break China's Monopoly on Rare Earths India is preparing to take a bold leap in the global rare earth elements (REE) market, challenging China’s long-standing supremacy. These 17 critical minerals power modern technology—from smartphones and satellites to electric vehicles and missiles. Until now, China held the lion’s share in both the mining and processing of these strategic resources. But that dominance is about to be tested as India takes significant steps towards rare earth independence. 69 Lakh Tonnes of Potential: India Ranks Third Globally India possesses an estimated 6.9 million tonnes of rare earth reserves, the…
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