Tag: US China competition
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At the Crossroads: US-China Resource Competition, Africa’s Middle Ground, and a Strained Local Media
Introduction: Global Resource Rivalry Meets Local Realities The competition for natural resources has long crossed borders, but today it compounds a new set of challenges for information ecosystems. The United States and China continue to jockey for influence across minerals, energy, and strategic commodities, often drawing in African and other developing economies. Meanwhile, local media—especially…
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US-China Resource Competition and Africa’s Balancing Act: Public Media at Risk
Introduction: A new era of resource competition Across continents, the race for scarce resources—minerals critical for technology, energy, and manufacturing—has intensified. The United States and China are at the forefront of this competition, pursuing influence, access, and economic security. While headlines often focus on trade numbers and strategic rivals, the consequences ripple through everyday life…
