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The UN Foundation's Universal Access Project will host a press fellowship focused on sexual and reproductive health, rights and justice to the 2022 International Conference on Family Planning in Thailand.WASHINGTON, July 25, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- The United Nations Foundation's Universal Access Project today announced a press fellowship focused on sexual and reproductive health, rights and

A US-Europe rare earths supply chain can't quite shake off China Quartz 3/12/2021 © Provided by Quartz Last week, two North American companies announced a partnership to establish a US-Europe rare earths supply chain, part of a broader push to reduce reliance on China for the critical minerals. But though the firms’ efforts will help diversify rare earth supplies, a closer look at their business operations reveals deep ties with China that show how complicated it is to further Washington’s goal of building more secure and independent rare earth supply chains. The joint initiative will...

United States President Joe Biden on Friday will take part, virtually, in the first-ever meeting of leaders of the so-called “Indo-Pacific Quad” grouping – which includes the US, India, Japan and Australia. The informal partnership has long grappled with conflicting priorities, and different strategic and economic ties to China, but has been viewed by some as a bulwark against Beijing’s economic and military assertiveness in the region. The four countries first worked collectively in 2004, in response to the devastation of an earthquake and tsunami in the Indian Ocean. In 2007, the co...

Energy Fuels and Neo Materials aim to diversify rare earth supplies, but building a supply chain independent from China will be difficult.

news Why a highlight of China’s Two Sessions could pose as a double-edged sword for Southeast Asia Maria Siow The National People’s Congress opens at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, China. Photo: Xinhua With China's annual parliamentary meetings known as the Two Sessions in full swing, Southeast Asian countries are keeping a close eye on what Beijing says about its economic goals, including its "dual circulation" strategy that focuses on domestic consumption and internal development to ensure self sufficiency. First spelt out in May last year, the plan places gre...