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Is China in a Position to Leverage Its Rare Earth Resources for Global Influence?

A new chapter in the US-China trade conflict has emerged, bringing troubling news for nations engaged in commerce with both powers. Recent reports indicate that China has urged South Korean companies to halt exports of defense-related products to the United States if those products contain rare earth elements sourced from China. These rare earth metals, a collection of 17 elements from the periodic table, are essential for an array of technologies, ranging from smartphones to satellites, as well as key components for…

Nigerian Teen’s Climate Vision Wins $12.5K Earth Prize

Amara’s Vision for a Greener Lagos In the bustling megacity of Lagos, where the formidable challenges of pollution, flooding, and overcrowding persist daily, a young visionary named Amara is crafting a brighter, greener future. She isn't just dreaming about change; she's spearheading it with passion and purpose. This story is a testament to the power of youth, creativity, and determination in the fight against climate change. Amara is the ambitious founder of Preserve Our Roots, a dynamic youth-led NGO that champions…

Ukraine Reaches Agreement with U.S. on Rare Earth Minerals, Officials Confirm

Ukraine's New Minerals Deal with the United States: A Path Toward Security and Economic Stability In a significant development, Ukraine is on the verge of finalizing a minerals agreement with the United States, potentially signing it as early as Friday. A Ukrainian official disclosed this information, hinting at Ukraine’s hopes that this deal will pave the way for future security assurances from the American government. It’s important to note the backdrop of this agreement. President Donald Trump previously insisted that…

South African Telescope Discovers Galaxy Over 30 Times the Size of Earth

In a remarkable leap for our understanding of the cosmos, South Africa's MeerKAT telescope has unveiled a colossal new radio galaxy that has been charmingly dubbed Inkathazo, a name steeped in cultural significance, meaning 'trouble' in both Xhosa and Zulu. This intriguing moniker isn't just catchy; it aptly encapsulates the perplexities surrounding the physics behind this discovery—after all, when the universe throws you a curveball, it’s bound to leave you scratching your head in wonder. So, what exactly is this cosmic…

Italy-led Space Center in Kenya Set to Resume Earth Observation Activities

Adolfo Urso, the Italian Minister responsible for Business and Made in Italy, observes attentively during a question-and-answer session in Rome’s lower house on September 11, 2024. REUTERS/Remo Casilli/File Photo - Grab your Licensing Rights. Italy has plans to revive a once-dormant space center in Kenya for launching Earth observation satellites in the next few years, shared the nation’s industry minister on Sunday. Urso stated, "We aim to breathe new life into this facility, launching low-orbit micro-satellites to…

in Goma, the earth continues to shake

Three days now after the eruption of Nyiragongo, violent repeated earthquakes continue to shake Goma. A building has also partially collapsed this Tuesday, May 25 in the morning. A crack a few centimeters wide but several hundred meters long divided the land in the western part of the city. A climate of panic continues to reign in place.…

Ibrahim Maïga: “The security situation on earth is deteriorating in Mali”

The release of Sophie Pétronin and Soumaïla Cissé completes an operation whose underside remains unclear. Prior to the release on the weekend of October 3 and 4, by the new Malian authorities, a significant number of prisoners - more than 200 years old, according to an al-Qaeda news agency - were presented by Malian officials as well as jihadists. Was the release of the jihadists as a bargaining chip…

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