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POLITICO | Trump admin touts 27 mineral deals in bid to counter China

China unveiled new regulations to prevent “security risks in industrial and supply chains.” According to a release, Chinese agencies can “launch investigations and take countermeasures against foreign countries, regions or international organizations, as well as foreign organizations or individuals, that undermine China’s industrial and supply chain security.” Abigail Hunter, executive director of the think tank […]

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World Today Journal | Protecting the Power Grid: How Utilities Are Combatting Rising Physical Attacks and Drone Threats

  A Global Pattern of Sabotage The vulnerability of energy infrastructure is not limited to North America. Danielle Russo, executive director of the Center for Grid Security at Securing America’s Future Energy, emphasizes that these attacks are a global phenomenon. While high-intensity attacks are common in conflict zones like Ukraine, non-conflict nations are also seeing […]

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Washington Examiner | Iran war disrupts global aluminum supply, prolonging shortages for months

Joe Quinn, executive director of the SAFE Center for Strategic Industrial Materials, told the Washington Examiner that demand for aluminum is increasing due to growing use in the transportation sector and energy transition. “You are never more than six feet away from aluminum,” Quinn said. Quinn said the U.S. relies heavily on aluminum sites in […]

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