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Resource mercantilism and the great powers—perils for the global rest

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By Jiayi Zhou, Bárbara Teixeira
| SIPRI
The recent Critical Minerals Ministerial meeting hosted by the United States Department of State represented a new attempt by the USA to shore up its global partnerships for rare earth and other critical mineral supply chains through diplomacy. However, it comes in the wake of much more coercive actions—the USA’s intervention in Venezuela and the pressure it has exerted to obtain Greenland—that were framed, in part, in terms of obtaining resources, from transition minerals to hydrocarbons.
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Gendered dimensions of climate-related security risks in the OSCE area

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By Bárbara Teixeira, Gretchen Baldwin
| SIPRI
This report examines how climate change is exacerbating security risks across the OSCE region through gendered and intersectional pathways. Drawing on policy mapping and stakeholder interviews, it shows that climate-related security risks are highly context-specific but share common structural drivers—including inequality, weak institutions and political marginalization.
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Ecological Sovereignty: Practicing Peace as Liberation from Extractivism

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By Bárbara Teixeira
| Berliner Gazette
A local from the Jequitinhonha Valley looks at mining waste from lithium extraction. Image: Amanda Magnani. When peace is reduced to stability, defending national security, and protecting economic growth, it becomes subservient to the extractive model of development. In her contribution to the “Pluriverse of Peace” series, Barbara Magalhães Teixeira argues for a different understanding of peace as liberation.
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