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JURIST · September 25, 2026 · On the brief until October 9, 2026

DRC leader warns UN of tech disparities as conflict persists

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Driving global demand for critical mineral extraction

The Democratic Republic of the Congo urged the United Nations to address economic disparities in artificial intelligence and renewable energy supply chains. Prime Minister Judith Suminwa called for mineral processing and technical research to move into producing countries instead of staying abroad. This shifts international debates toward restructuring mineral trade rules and managing resource-driven conflicts.

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Scholars can debate how international trade rules can ensure fair economic returns for mineral extraction without funding armed conflict.

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