The Geopolitics of Rare Earths: How China’s Monopoly Threatens Global Industrial Sovereignty
China accounts for roughly 70% of global rare earth mining and nearly 90% of the world’s processing capacity.…
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China accounts for roughly 70% of global rare earth mining and nearly 90% of the world’s processing capacity.…
Latin America possesses highly diversified natural resources such as oil, copper, lithium, soy, and rare earth minerals, all…
Afghan Foreign Minister Mawlawi Amir Khan Muttaqi is on a five-day visit to India. Before arriving, he participated…
Argentina heads toward midterm elections on October 26, and the vote is being viewed as a referendum on…
By inviting competing powers into its territory, Pakistan risks becoming a geopolitical battleground rather than reaping long-term national…
An Industrial Policy that lacks an export focus is a formula of stagnation. The East Asian success stories…
The Iran-Israel confrontation does not often manifest as actual combat. Instead, it is buried in the undercurrents of…
Moldova has witnessed its parliamentary elections, an election closely watched in Brussels and in the West, as well…
Under “Article 2(4) of the UN Charter”, member states are prohibited from using force against another state's territory…
The purpose of this ‘Arab NATO’is to synchronise Arab armies and create political stability, while unifying the Arab…