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Western Nations Mobilize $12B to Break Critical Mineral Dependence Amid Supply Chokepoints

Western governments commit $12.1B across 30 partnerships to reduce critical mineral vulnerability as export restrictions hit record highs and supply concentration exceeds 90%.
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Tungsten Prices Surge 900% as U.S. Defense Scrambles to End Chinese Dependence

Tungsten prices surge 900% in 12 months amid Chinese restrictions and U.S. defense procurement deadline. Western Star Resources races to develop Nevada tungsten property before January 2027 ban.
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Rare Earth Rush: $6.3B Market by 2030 as Defense, Energy Sectors Compete

Rare earth market projected to grow 57.5% to $6.3B by 2030, driven by EV adoption and renewable energy expansion, as major players advance projects and manufacturing capacity.
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U.S. Mobilizes $30B to Reshape Critical Minerals Supply Chain

DOE launches $500M initiative with $30B government-backed capital to develop domestic critical minerals, targeting silver, graphite, and rare earth projects.
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