New regulations cover everything from mining rights and production to stockpiling and environmental restoration, as Beijing makes critical minerals a national security priority
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China has implemented sweeping new regulations governing the entire lifecycle of strategic minerals, tightening oversight of resources that are increasingly viewed as critical to national security and industrial competitiveness.
New law coordinates control over the full supply chain as Beijing frames minerals as a national security priority.
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