Amid intensifying new great-power competition, US President Donald Trump stated at the Pentagon that his “one big beautiful bill” had saved billions of dollars to secure critical minerals. These resources, he argued, would support technological advancement in the military domain, including precision-guided weaponry, advanced communications, and AI-driven autonomous warfare platforms. In this regard, the US Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) has signed contracts to stockpile large quantities of critical minerals, including those essential for clean and renewable energy technologies.
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The United States-Israel war against Iran has apparently undermined both regional and global strategic stability. Joint precision strikes carried out…
In December last year, India introduced a bill in its lower house entitled “Sustainable Harnessing and Advancement of Nuclear Energy…
A Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between the European Union (EU) and India was concluded on January 27 this year. The…
Director General (DG) International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Rafael Mariano Grossi, in a video message aired on December 24, 2025…
In September this year, Pakistan and Saudi-Arabia signed a Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement (SMDA), stating that ‘any aggression against either…
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on President Donald Trump to launch military strikes against Iranian nuclear targets, to further…
Climate change is one of the rising and defining challenges of the modern era. The 2023 Climate Change report from the…
Abstract China’s emergence as a key player in global politics and the declining role of the United States as a…
In this era, international safeguards on nuclear facilities and controlled access to fissile materials represent crucial barriers against nuclear proliferation…
