超越“硅基和平”：日本、法国和加拿大寻求稀土自主
据报道，日本、法国和加拿大三国正探索建立不依赖北京或华盛顿的稀土及关键矿产供应链，包括讨论进口配额、补贴西方矿业项目等选项，以应对中国控制全球90%以上稀土生产的局面。
原文节选与中文整理
不是全文翻译Beyond Pax Silica: Japan, France and Canada seek rare earth autonomy
Advertisement Diplomacy This Week in AsiaEconomics Beyond Pax Silica: Japan, France and Canada seek rare earth autonomy Wary of both Beijing’s grip and Washington’s whims, three G7 allies are charting their own independent critical mineral course 5-MIN READ5-MIN 1 Listen Maria Siow Published: 8:00am, 14 Mar 2026Updated: 8:01am, 14 Mar 2026 For years, the West’s answer to Chinese dominance of critical minerals was to rally around Washington.
超越“硅基和平”：日本、法国和加拿大寻求稀土自主
多年来，西方对中国在关键矿产领域主导地位的回应是围绕华盛顿集结。现在，一些最重要的盟友得出了不同的结论：过度依赖美国也有其自身的风险。
原文引用已与读取正文进行文本匹配；译文及实质关联仍需人工复核。这不是事实真实性或法律结论的保证。
来源与关联依据
1中国关联原文
one approach would be to subsidise Western mining projects until they could compete commercially with Chinese producers – an acknowledgement of how steep that climb would be. The strategic logic is not difficult to follow. China controls more than 90 per cent of global到来源页核对 ↗
2日本关联原文
sidelines of a recent mining conference in Toronto, Hiroyuki Hatada, director of the Americas Division at Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, said one approach would be to subsidise Western mining projects until they could compete commercially with Chinese p到来源页核对 ↗
采集时间：2026/9/6 16:58:58（北京时间）。发布日期来自页面元数据或明确标注的发布字段。