The European Commission has approved 13 new strategic projects outside the EU to secure critical raw materials vital for electric vehicles, renewable energy, and defence. Spanning countries from Greenland to Brazil, the projects support the bloc’s plan to reduce import dependency and strengthen supply chain resilience by 2030.
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