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Eva Lan Montford is a graduate student in Political Science. She has been engaged in various research projects in comparative politics, and is currently focusing her own research on comparing political imaginaries of governments in Europe and Asia.
China’s April 2025 rare-earth export controls exposed the EU’s dependency, and vulnerability. This article asks whether a single market for waste and recycling, championed by Draghi, could turn Europe’s own end-of-life products into a genuine strategic asset securing critical raw material supply.
