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- The European Court of Auditors reports EU relies on imports for critical minerals and rare earths, from China, Turkey, and Chile.
- The European Court of Auditors warns that 2030 targets are unattainable due to underdeveloped domestic production and recycling.
- A Washington summit aims to strengthen alliances among United States and European Union to diversify mineral supplies.
- The EU is urged to enhance industrial policy to ensure autonomy and competitiveness.
