The Democratic Republic of the Congo has some of the largest deposits on Earth. Its President wants to sell them—and win a war.

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Analysis of trade data and testimonies suggest a significant proportion of coltan bought from Rwanda by multibillion-dollar company is connected to the ongoing war in east DRC ...

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Trump administration plans executive order to stockpile critical metals from Pacific seabed, reducing reliance on Chinese ...

“They (Rubio and Dar) discussed US reciprocal tariffs on Pakistan and how to make progress toward a fair and balanced trade ...

The government of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda-backed rebels are holding crucial talks in Qatar, aiming to find peace in ...