Can China stop exports rare land, can he step into Australia?

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has promised to invest $ 1.2 billion (£ 580 million) for critical minerals, if they grow the next month election.

Electricity came after export restrictions in seven rare land elements, including electric technologies, warrior planes and robots, including warrior planes and robots.

China’s controls apply to all countries, but were widely seen US President revenge Donald Trump tariffs.

Albanese, the key to Australia’s security and partners, including rare lands, he said that minerals are a priority. But can its plan be dominated by China?

Rare lands are a group of 17 elements – “Rare” is “rare”, it is difficult to delete and clear them.

Like rare lands, Samarium and Terbium, it is important for the production of technologies built to shape the world in the future – electric vehicles and highly developed weapons systems.

Albanese’s proposed reserve is like rare places, other critical minerals, as well as Lithium and cobalt, Australia’s best manufacturer.

There are rare land resources in both China and Australia. However, the rare Earth processing – this is in China, which is suitable in technology, which is significant control of the supply in the country.

And this was greeted by Western governments.

Beijing, the restrictions in rare places, Trump’ın Chinese imports in China, said in 145% right now.

However, analysts were not able to supply Washington’s rare places, especially as diplomatic tensions, especially as diplomatic tensions, one of the main concerns of the Trump Administration.

According to the US Geological Survey, 75% of the United States’ rare land imports came from China to 2019 and 2022.

Philip Kirchlechner, the director of Iron ore Research in Western Australia, told the BBC that the United States and EU reduced the importance of rare lands in recent decades.

“China’s blood vessel … has the leg of the US and European defense systems,” he said.

Tesla’s CEO Elon Musk, this week has lost exports of rare lands used in developed magnets, said that Beijing’s early symbol, who said that the company’s ability to develop robots, has the power to emphasize US companies, he said.

Albanes’s proposal says that the reserve minerals will be accessible to both the local industry and international partners and the United States and the United States and the United States and the United States and the United States and the United States and EU.

However, Kirchlechner added that the proposal was “not going to solve the problem,” when he welcomes the action as a “long-lasting period.”

The fundamental issue is that Australia will still manage the process of cleaning the rarity of rare places.

Lithium – is not a rare place, but an important metal in the batteries of electric vehicles and solar panels of production – a good example. Australia 33% of the world’s literium, but it cleanses and exporting a small faction. China, on the other hand, according to the International Energy Agency, only 23% of the world’s litigation, but 57%.

As part of Australia planned in the Australian plan, as part of the Australian plan, it is aimed at using the country’s critical minerals to manage the green passage.

Headquarters, Western Australia, Western Australia’s PERTH, last year, the country has received $ 840 million financed for the establishment of the country’s first integrated mines and rare land. And in November, Australia, the first rare land processing plant, as well as in Western Australia, was managed by Lynas rare lands.

However, in the country is expected to be processed from China to 2026, which is headquartered in Washington.

China is trying to seize the variability brought by Trump.

In a number of editing in Australian newspapers, the ambassador to Canberra, China called for global trade, called the Australian to something that “Albanian quickly rejected.”

Australia puts the resource industry in negotiations with Trump. Some critical minerals were released from 10% of the import of Australian products.

However, the analysts say that Albanese’s proposal is aimed at maintaining its partners from strategic enemies such as Australia and China.

Alicia García-Herrero, a chief economist in Asia-Pacific’s Natixis, is more complex than the previous proposals, because it was reported to be able to sell Australia’s resources.

If China applies export controls, it can start selling more Australian mineral resources in the global markets in global markets and vacated the management to establish China’s prices.

However, he said that Australia could not completely replace China.

“The purpose of the West is to serve West, the West is more common – China – China – China has weak spots – and cleans the most important.”