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‘Remember what has been dismembered’: Congolese voices at Environmental Justice Film Festival

Stanford Daily 13 May 2025
“Mikuba” follows a group of artisanal miners who labor at the Mutoshi mine, a major cobalt site in the Southern Congo, and reveals the harsh realities of the lives of men and women who dig for and trade in cobalt ... We are just the Congo people.”.
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African investors pitch Trump tumult as potential turning point

The Hill 09 May 2025
What we need is trade — fair trade ... She was referring to a potential deal between Washington and the Democratic Republic of Congo, looking to trade mineral wealth for security guarantees ... The Congo deal ...
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How Elon Musk’s Starlink is cashing in on Trump’s tariff talks

Cryptopolitan 08 May 2025
His satellite internet venture, Starlink, has drawn fresh interest from countries looking to dodge or soften the impact of Washington’s trade penalties ... Governments eager to ease trade discussions with the U.S.
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Russian spymaster boasted he could supply nuclear weapons

The Daily Telegraph 08 May 2025
In another exchange, Roussev said that he had been talking to the “diamond guys” from the “Belgian Congo”, now known as the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Angola.
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Seabed mining is a new front in the U.S. versus the world

Newsday 05 May 2025
On the other hand, all mining involves trade-offs and the risks must be balanced against the damage done in places like Congo and Indonesia, as well as the broad harm of climate change if the critical ...
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'The new battlegrounds for AI supremacy:' 3 things to know about the trade in rare ...

Business Insider 03 May 2025
In a detailed analysis, the bank outlined just how uneven the rare earth trade has become, implying serious consequences for prices and technological advancement ... in the trade of unprocessed minerals.
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Why Donald Trump’s trade tariffs are a threat to global food security

The Conversation 01 May 2025
Another study I conducted found that countries such as the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Somalia – already struggling with food insecurity – are among the most vulnerable to local food price shocks.
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