When Moscow moves, the world holds its breath.
Especially when it's not just words—but the roar of an Il-76 cargo plane landing in Caracas.
China Tightens Its Grip: Rare Earth Controls Shake Global Electronics
19/10/2025
Beijing Just Took Control — And Everyone Else Is Waiting for Permission
China has introduced strict export controls on rare earth elements — the critical materials behind smartphones, missiles, satellites, medical devices, and modern infrastructure.
From now on,
any country, company, or factory using rare
earths must obtain permission from Beijing.
Even if 0.1% of a component includes Chinese-origin
elements, and it's heading to the U.S. or military sectors abroad — it gets blocked.
U.S. in Panic Mode: Without China, Supply Chains Collapse
The U.S. has
already called this move "a strike on the global system."
And it's no surprise:
— 80% of rare earths used in the U.S. are imported from China
— China controls 90% of global rare earth processing
China
doesn't just mine — it owns operations in Australia, Vietnam, Mongolia, and
Africa.
That's full-spectrum dominance.
Trump Responds. Markets Plunge
Ahead of the scheduled summit in Seoul between Xi Jinping and Donald Trump, this shock announcement hit hard.
Trump stated the meeting now "makes no sense", although he hasn't formally canceled it.
Markets?
Collapsed.
Stock indices, tech sector, crypto — everything sank.
China just reminded the world who really controls
the keyboard.
What Do You Think?
Is China just asserting its trade power — or already dictating global rules?
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