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Central Asia’s Critical Raw Materials: The Next Frontier in Global Power Rivalry?
Central Asia's critical raw materials represent not only a source of economic prosperity but also a strategic asset in the global power rivalry.
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Central Asia's critical raw materials represent not only a source of economic prosperity but also a strategic asset in the global power rivalry.
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What are the strategic interests of the United States in the development of deposits of critical minerals in Central Asia?
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As they say, "When you're at rock-bottom, there's only one way to go... up!"
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In the recent article published on Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Gregory Wischer, the founder and principal of Dei Gratia Minerals (a critical minerals consultancy) issued a warning that the U.S. Military…
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On 8th February 2024, the U.S. Department of State hosted the inaugural meeting of the C5+1 Critical Minerals Dialogue (CMD), an initiative announced by President Biden and the presidents of Kazakhstan, the…
Companies & Organisations
The sides also reviewed a roadmap to strengthen cooperation on issues outlined in the Memorandum signed on October 20, 2023, between the Committee on Architecture and Construction under the Government of Tajikistan,…
Policies and Regulation
U.S. officials hoping to break China's near monopoly on the production of rare earth elements needed for many cutting-edge technologies should engage the governments of Central Asia to develop high concentrations of…
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The European Investment Bank (EIB) provided $210 million in climate finance to Tajikistan in 2022, Trend reports.
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On October 25, 2023, the delegation of the Republic of Tajikistan, led by the Minister of Foreign Affairs Sirojiddin Mukhriddin, took part and spoke at the high-level panel “Green Transition and Hydrogen”…
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The tin ingots found on a merchant ship that sank around 1320 BCE off what is now the west coast of Turkey near Uluburun may have originated in Cornwall, Britain, the Saxon-Bohemian Erzgebirge or…