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G7 countries have 'no time to lose' in bid to cut rare earths dependencies, Germany's Klingbeil says
Mon, 18th May 2026 17:00
PARIS, May 18 (Reuters) - G7 countries have options to choose between in their bid to reduce dependencies on rare earths, with no time to lose, German finance minister Lars Klingbeil said on Monday.
Klingbeil also said projects with France would need to be brought forward before the next election.
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