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China poised to impose stricter export controls on "dual-use" materials essential to defense and tech manufacturing.
Raw materials subject to the controls include tungsten, magnesium, titanium, aluminum alloys and graphite.
The controls follow U.S. sanctions on Chinese companies deemed to have exported to Russia electronics and other items with dual civilian-military potential that could aid in Moscow 's war against Ukraine .
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