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Who Really Benefits from U.S. Mineral Deals in Congo? A Closer Look at the True Costs

As the U.S. eyes critical minerals in Congo to undercut China’s global dominance, local resistance grows over concerns of sovereignty loss and ongoing instability—raising urgent questions for America’s strategic interests.

By National Security Desk | February 10, 2026


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Government Accountability

How Peter Mandelson’s Epstein Ties Almost Toppled Starmer’s Premiership

Keir Starmer faces a severe leadership crisis after appointing Peter Mandelson—tainted by ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein—as UK ambassador to the US, raising urgent questions about judgement, accountability, and national trust.

By National Security Desk | February 10, 2026

Economic Policy

Egypt’s Cabinet Reshuffle Masks Economic Struggles Amid Global Turmoil

As Egypt announces a major cabinet reshuffle focused on economic portfolios, the nation grapples with worsening inflation, mounting poverty, and destabilizing regional conflicts—issues that have clear implications for global trade routes critical to American interests.

By Economics Desk | February 10, 2026