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Congolese Blood, Our Silence — And Our Smartphones

An appeal signed by 75 Nobel Prize winners calls on the world to take action to end the suffering of Congolese civilians in the mineral-rich eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. But they have little chance of being heard — despite our shared responsibility.

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How Iran Can Exploit The West’s Divide Over Ukraine

Iran prefers the EU’s discretion and apparent respect for its ideological red lines, in contrast with Donald Trump’s ostentatious and menacing style. So the growing rift between the U.S. and EU over resolving the Ukraine-Russia war may be a welcome chance for Tehran to revive secret contacts it loves so much with an EU in search of diplomatic clout.

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What’s Reigniting War In Congo? Rare Minerals And Rwandan Genocide Ghosts

Rwanda is under scrutiny for the advance of M23 rebels in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo and the capture of the regional capital, Goma. However, the international community remains powerless to halt the escalation of conflict in this mineral-rich region.

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A Lithium Mining Company Is Drying Up Argentine Town’s Water Supply

People in northwest Argentina let lithium mining companies onto their land. They didn’t expect to lose their water sources in the process.

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