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Trump’s peace deal hinges on minerals, militias – and megawatts – Africa Confidential

Trump’s Peace Deal: Unraveling the High-Stakes Battle Over Minerals, Militias, and Megawatts in Africa

by Miles Cooper

Indonesia, US eye wider critical minerals partnership after ‘positive’ meeting, top negotiator says – Reuters

Indonesia and US Eye Expanded Partnership in Critical Minerals After Promising Talks

by Miles Cooper

Ethiopia completes the power-generating dam on the Nile that caused a dispute with Egypt – The Washington Post

Ethiopia Celebrates Victory with Completion of Controversial Nile Hydropower Dam

by William Green

Democratic Republic of the Congo – Mining, Agriculture, Poverty – Britannica

Unlocking the Potential of the Democratic Republic of the Congo: Mining, Agriculture, and Overcoming Poverty

Majority Of Ethiopia’s Gold Ends Up In Informal Markets, Report Finds – The Reporter Ethiopia

Most of Ethiopia’s Gold Flows Through Informal Markets, New Report Reveals

Energy Giants Target Southeast Asia in the Race to Secure Gas for Soaring AI Power Needs

by Noah Rodriguez

Decoding urbanization trade-offs in Shenzhen, China: a PLUS-InVEST-PLES framework for balancing carbon dynamics, ecological functionality, and land use intensification – Frontiers

Balancing Carbon, Ecology, and Land Use: Unraveling Urbanization Trade-Offs in Shenzhen, China

Colombia’s capital ends drought-related water rationing. Its case is a warning to other cities – AP News

Bogotá Triumphs Over Drought: A Vital Warning for Cities Worldwide

Exclusive | China Puts Six-Month Limit on Its Ease of Rare-Earth Export Licenses – WSJ

China Imposes Six-Month Cap on Rare-Earth Export Licenses, Tightening Control

Indonesia sovereign wealth funds Danantara, INA sign MOU with Chandra Asri Pacific – Reuters

Indonesia’s Sovereign Wealth Funds Danantara and INA Join Forces with Chandra Asri Pacific in Strategic Partnership

by William Green

Spain faces another hot summer, but water reserves are stable – Xinhua

Spain Braces for Another Scorching Summer as Water Reserves Remain Stable

by Sophia Davis

The EU backs Jordan’s major plans to tackle water scarcity – Euronews.com

EU Champions Jordan’s Bold Initiatives to Combat Water Scarcity

Indonesia Energy Provides Update on Recently Completed Operations on the Citarum Block – TradingView

Indonesia Energy Shares Exciting Update on Recent Successes in the Citarum Block

Inside one of the world’s most water-efficient cities – BBC

Discover the Secrets of One of the World’s Most Water-Efficient Cities

by Olivia Williams

All Minerals are Local: China’s Man in Lima – RealClearDefense

How China is Shaping Peru’s Mineral Future

by Atticus Reed

Ethiopia’s Pursuit of Eritrea’s Assab Port: A Ticking Time Bomb – EritreaLive

Ethiopia’s Quest for Eritrea’s Assab Port: A Ticking Time Bomb

by Isabella Rossi

Nigeria steps up crackdown on oil theft as it targets 3 million bpd production – Reuters

Nigeria Intensifies Crackdown on Oil Theft to Protect 3 Million BPD Production

Algerian lawmakers resist opening mines to foreign investors – The New Arab

Algerian Lawmakers Push Back Against Opening Mines to Foreign Investors

by Samuel Brown

India-Pakistan water treaty remains suspended despite ceasefire, sources say – Reuters

India-Pakistan Water Treaty Stalled Despite Ceasefire, Sources Reveal

by Charlotte Adams

Illegal groundwater extraction cause of worry – Times of India

Alarming Rise in Illegal Groundwater Extraction Sparks Concern

by Caleb Wilson

China restricts exports of rare earths and other minerals. How does the system work? – Reuters

China Tightens Controls on Rare Earth and Mineral Exports: How Does the System Operate?

Africa’s second-largest oil exporter may turn to the IMF amid oil price slump – Business Insider Africa

Amid Oil Price Slump, Africa’s Second-Largest Oil Exporter Considers IMF Support

by Caleb Wilson

A Cameroon stadium spurs one community’s fight over ancestral lands – Mongabay

A Cameroon stadium spurs one community’s fight over ancestral lands – Mongabay

by Victoria Jones

Colombia’s capital ends drought-related water rationing. Its case is a warning to other cities – The Spec

Colombia’s capital ends drought-related water rationing. Its case is a warning to other cities – The Spec

by Isabella Rossi

Angolan civil society groups demand answers on dos Santos assets – International Consortium of Investigative Journalists – ICIJ

Angolan civil society groups demand answers on dos Santos assets – International Consortium of Investigative Journalists – ICIJ

by Caleb Wilson

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