Australia Tightens Foreign Investment Rules in Rare Earths, Blocking Chinese Shareholders from Transferring Stakes
Australia is using national security authority to prevent China from gaining control of critical mineral supply chains, a strategic priority for Western technology and defense independence amid supply-chain competition.
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