WASHINGTON -- The U.S. and its allies and partners will make "tangible progress" toward establishing a marketplace for critical minerals in the next few weeks to bolster resilience against China's dominance of the sector, national security adviser Jake Sullivan said Wednesday.
Speaking at the Brookings Institution think tank, the senior aide to President Joe Biden cited a risk from the heavy concentration of critical minerals in China, coupled with Beijing's method of artificially dropping prices to keep competitors out of the market.
