An alternative to China for critical minerals @BrookingsInstitution
An alternative to China for critical minerals @BrookingsInstitution
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
With China dominating the critical minerals supply chain, Africa and the United States have a mutual interest in developing critical mineral processing in Africa, Michael O’Hanlon explained at a Brookings event on how the U.S. is reenvisioning trade, investment, and security with Africa.

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