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How America can fast-track critical metals production—and disrupt the leverage that China just used...

Critical minerals are finally getting the attention they deserve. This year, rare earth elements have dominated headlines, whether because of geopolitical tensions in Greenland and Ukraine or escalating trade disputes with China. They loomed large in U.S.-China trade talks this week, allowing China to drive a hard bargain.

The 17 rare earth elements (REEs) are indispensable. They exhibit unique electromagnetic properties that make numerous technologies function—think smartphones, electric vehicles, artificial intelligence, humanoid robotics, advanced defense systems, and more.

The Trump administration seems to understand this. Recent actions by President Donald Trump—including his executive order “Immediate Measures to Increase American Mineral Production” and his use of Section 232—have made clear America’s interest in rare earths. Indeed, long before this administration, bipartisan recognition of these minerals’ strategic value already existed, for national security and a vast array of advanced technologies.

China dominates in rare earth elements-
As has been widely reported, China currently controls around 90% of global REE production. Its dominance is so strong that even some Western companies must send their rare earth materials to China for processing. Now, with Beijing imposing export controls on key elements and rare earths having been a central focus during this week’s U.S.-China trade talks, the challenge has been further amplified for America.

China’s grip is the result of decades of long-term investment, aggressive policy, and an economic playbook designed to corner the market. Processing rare earths is also notoriously dirty, which is something China has historically been less concerned about.

A 4-point fast-track program-
If the U.S. is serious about building a resilient, domestic REE supply chain, it must act with urgency. Here’s how we can do it, and do it fast:

Inject capital at scale-
The U.S. must follow China’s lead by strategically funding and investing in rare earth producers and infrastructure. Rare earth development, particularly refining, requires significant capital, unless the asset is already advanced and leverages existing infrastructure. That is rarely the case in the U.S., and while both private and public companies are raising funds, significant federal support is essential to compete with China at scale. America’s late start means we must move faster and spend smarter. We can’t afford to wait.

Establish price stability-
Once U.S. producers are operational, price volatility becomes the next major hurdle. China can manipulate the global market by flooding it with underpriced material, undermining U.S. startups before they can gain traction. A temporary pricing floor or purchase guarantee for U.S.-sourced rare earths would help stabilize the market and protect domestic growth. The U.S. has implemented similar pricing strategies to support other foundational industries, including oil and agriculture. America’s emerging rare earth industry is critical and could benefit from these types of pricing initiatives.

Streamline permitting-
While the U.S. rightly values environmental protection and community impact, permitting delays are hampering progress. Responsible, low-impact projects are waiting in line, when they should be fast-tracked. We must retain environmental oversight but remove unnecessary bureaucratic barriers that stifle innovation and increase costs. China has little to no concern with environmental protection in regard to REEs, so removing these roadblocks in the short term will not only allow U.S. companies to get set up to compete, but will also be better for the environment in the long term, all while delivering significant value for American stakeholders.

Create a centralized refining hub-
The rare earth bottleneck isn’t mining—it’s refining. Processing capacity outside China is severely limited. The U.S. needs a centralized, government-backed refinery that serves multiple companies, enabling cost-effective and collaborative scaling. This shared facility would accelerate production, reduce risk, and mark a crucial step toward independence from China’s stranglehold. I believe this effort is the best path forward for Americans to unite and build the industrial infrastructure required to combat the big bully in the rare earth space.

The power of a public-private partnership-
With government support and private-sector innovation, we can build a fully integrated rare earth supply chain. Doing so would neutralize one of China’s most powerful economic weapons and create a strategic advantage for the U.S. in critical industries. It’s also a smart investment in America’s long-term manufacturing future.

This isn’t just about minerals. It’s about national security, technological leadership, and economic resilience. The time to act and join forces is now.

China can shrug off U.S. tech controls, thanks to open-source design and chip packaging techniques, says Huawei’s founder.

Huawei, the Chinese tech giant, has borne the brunt of U.S. restrictions since 2019, when Washington barred it from acquiring advanced components. Export controls passed in 2022 further constrained Huawei’s ability to get advanced chips.

But despite U.S. pressure, Huawei is returning to the forefront of China’s tech sector, with new successes in smartphones, AI processors, and EVs. Observers, in and out of China, see Huawei as proof that the country can succeed even if cut off from advanced technologies produced in the West.

Yet Huawei’s founder is cautioning against reading too much into the tech giant’s progress. Ren Zhengfei, in a Tuesday interview with People’s Daily, the Chinese Communist Party’s official newspaper, said that the U.S. was overstating Huawei’s successes. He suggested the company’s chips were still a generation behind those of the U.S.

“Huawei is not that great. We have to work hard to reach [the U.S.’s] evaluation,” he said.

Nevertheless, Ren batted away concerns that U.S. export controls will constrain the growth of both Huawei and the Chinese tech sector.

The Biden administration argued that chip export control measures would slow China’s tech development and maintain the U.S.’s edge in industries like AI. U.S. rules now bar Chinese companies from buying the most advanced chips, as well as the equipment and software needed to design and manufacture them.

Yet Ren countered that chip packaging and stacking techniques could help Chinese semiconductor firms keep up with the most advanced chips. (Stacking involves bundling multiple chips into a package to get higher performance.)

Ren also argued that an increasingly open-source environment will benefit the country in the future.

Chinese tech companies are reportedly embracing RISC-V, an open-source platform that can be used for chip design.

Several of China’s leading tech companies, like e-commerce giant Alibaba and startup DeepSeek, have also made their AI open-source, allowing other developers to download, run, and tweak the models themselves. That has encouraged more widespread adoption, including outside China.

Export controls to the fore
Ren’s comments come as export controls start to dominate U.S.-China trade conversations.

Trade officials from both countries are meeting in London for a second day of trade talks. The U.S. has accused China of slow-rolling its shipments of rare earths, critical minerals used in an array of sophisticated products, including smartphones and cars.

China holds a dominant position in the production of rare earths. Beijing restricted exports of these metals in April, requiring companies to apply for a license to export rare earths out of the country. These regulations are snarling supply chains for some manufacturers, particularly in the auto industry.

It’s an odd reversal of positions for the U.S., which increasingly uses export controls to leverage its edge in strategic technologies. Chinese officials have long complained about U.S. tech export restrictions, arguing–among other things–that they undermine globalization and threaten China’s development.

U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is taking part in the London talks, which could be an indication that some U.S. restrictions could be up for negotiation.

5 ways Ukraine's audacious 'Spiderweb' drone attack marks a new threat for top militaries.

Ukraine's latest attack on Russian airfields has written a new chapter for drone tactics.

Operatives snuck the drones into Russia and remotely launched them near bases, Ukraine said.

These tactics highlight vulnerabilities for the world's most advanced militaries.

The new tactics deployed by Ukraine in striking a reported 41 Russian warplanes have devastating implications — not only for Russia's air power but for all advanced militaries, defense experts told Business Insider.

"This attack is a window to future war," said James Patton Rogers, a drone expert who's the executive director of the Cornell Brooks Tech Policy Institute.

Ukraine has attacked Russia with drones many times before. But on Sunday, its Security Service, or SBU, targeted four Russian airfields simultaneously with a wildly creative gambit it dubbed "Operation Spiderweb."

The SBU said operatives smuggled the military quadcopters into Russia, later packing them into wooden house-like structures. These were then mounted on trucks, which were driven close to the airfields, where the drones were launched, causing a reported $7 billion in damage. The proximity and number of small attack drones appear to have given air defense crews little, if any, chance to respond.

While details of the attack need to be independently confirmed, initial visual information suggests that this is "a stunning success for Ukraine's special services," said Justin Bronk, an influential air power expert at the Royal United Services Institute.

Here's what it could mean for Russia and the Ukraine war — and the rest of the world.

Limiting conventional air defences
Ukraine's previous drone attacks have frequently been countered by Russia's advanced air defense systems, such as its S-300 and S-400 missile launchers. But, it seems, these latest drones didn't need to run the S-400 gauntlet.

The SBU said that rather than flying larger, long-range drones through Russian airspace from Ukraine, it trucked the containers out to the airfields, activating the smuggled drones after remotely retracting the roofs to release them.

With a much-shortened and simplified journey to their target, the drones struck warplanes at the airfields of Belaya, Diaghilev, Olenya, and Ivanovo, the SBU said.

A powerful statement of Ukraine going it alone
Lithuania's former foreign minister Gabrielius Landsbergis said on Monday that the attack showed Ukraine's ability to innovate and surprise the world.

"Its scale and ingenuity — carried out without visible Western intelligence or logistical support — suggests Ukraine is now less reliant on outside help," he wrote.

(Ukraine's Western backers, such as the US, have resisted providing the weaponry and intelligence Ukraine has sought for retaliation against Russian bases, from which it launches regular attacks on Ukrainian civilian infrastructure and defensive lines.)

Powered largely by domestically produced armaments, Ukraine once again innovated "while the world talks, hosts meetings, and forms yet another 'coalition of the willing,'" Landsbergis wrote.

"Ukraine is preparing to fight on its own terms," he added. "If you ever wondered what strategic autonomy looks like — this might be it."

Ukraine showed that a fleet of $150 million bombers on a runway can be made prey to the kind of cheap drones modified slightly from racing and wedding photos.

It enables Ukraine to hit deeper into Russia
Prior to these coordinated strikes, Ukraine's drone attacks on Russia have reached as far as 1,100 miles from their shared border.

That distance is dwarfed by the reach of Sunday's attack, where the farthest airfield, at Belaya in the eastern-central Irkutsk region, was more than 2,500 miles from Ukraine.

Russia most likely viewed bases far from Ukraine as being at less risk of attack.

Bronk said that even if only half of the reported 41 planes were damaged or destroyed, it would have a "significant impact" on Russia's ability to launch long-range cruise missile attacks on Ukraine's civilian infrastructure.

Bronk estimates that Russia had about 60 active Tu-95 "Bear" bombers and about 20 Tu-160 "Blackjack" bombers involved in this aerial campaign, and he said replacing damaged planes would be a huge challenge, as production on both models has either slowed or halted completely in recent decades.

No hard shelter for planes
Videos and images from the attack show that the planes were parked in the open air, outside any shelter. This may have made them an easy target.

Satellite images have suggested that this is a point of some anxiety for Russia, which appears to have tried to pile tires onto the wings of its bombers to try to trick visual guidance systems. An aircraft on the ground is highly vulnerable to attack and is wholly dependent on airborne aircraft and nearby air defenses.

Russia isn't the only country with this issue.

While China is reported to have enough hardened air shelters to house the majority of its combat aircraft, the US has invested far less in this capability.

'Sleeper' drones
Ukraine didn't detail how it successfully smuggled the drones past Russian authorities. But the fact that it did so "highlights the vulnerability of Russian transport and logistics system," Patton Rogers said.

"The question for Russia must be, how many more are lying in wait?" he said.

At the same time, Russia has shown itself quick to learn throughout the war, which could worry the West.

The attack is a "stark reminder" of a new phase in war, Karl Rosander, the CEO and cofounder of the Swedish defence tech startup Nordic Air Defence, said in emailed comments. "One where drones can be covertly deployed and lie dormant behind enemy lines, waiting to strike."

It's "only a matter of time" before the tactic is taken up by Russia and other hostile state actors, he added.

The implications of this are wide-ranging. An air base needs a combination of armored shelters for aircraft, electronic jammers to disrupt drone guidance systems, and enough missiles or guns to shoot them down.

All are costs measured in billions of dollars — and Ukraine has just devised a new threat costing in the mere thousands.

Patton Rogers questioned how vulnerable NATO air bases are to such attacks, while pointing out how the tactic could be adopted elsewhere.

"Drones won't be confined to a set battlefield," he said.

While long-range drones will continue to strike, weaponized short-range drones will be "hidden and waiting for launch" to attack deep inside adversary territory, he said, adding: "The question is, are NATO allies ready for this new reality?"

A new methane-powered rocket developed by China's LandSpace Technology launched six satellites into orbit on Saturday, as the private startup doubles down on a cheap, cleaner fuel that it hopes will help it develop reusable rockets.

The Zhuque-2E Y2 carrier rocket blasted off at 12:12 p.m. (0412 GMT) from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China, marking the fifth flight for the Zhuque-2 series, according to a company statement.

Beijing-based LandSpace became the world's first company to launch a methane-liquid oxygen rocket in July 2023, ahead of U.S. rivals including Elon Musk's SpaceX and Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin.
Interest has grown in recent years in launching carrier vehicles fuelled by methane, which is deemed less polluting, safer and cheaper than more commonly used hydrocarbon fuels, and a suitable propellant in a reusable rocket.

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Chinese President Xi Jinping used a visit to Shanghai on Tuesday to push for breakthroughs in artificial intelligence and underscore China’s leading role in the "Global South".

Although Xi did not reference the trade war started by U.S. President Donald Trump during his visit, the implicit message was clear: China can develop its own leading technology and has alternative markets.

"It's a show of strength," said Alfred Wu, a China expert at National University of Singapore.

Xi's Shanghai trip, his first to China's main international financial hub since November 2023, comes at a time when the tariff fight with the U.S. has raised the stakes for global economic growth, and as Beijing pursues AI development in the wake of the global success of Chinese AI startup DeepSeek.
Shanghai to accelerate efforts to turn itself into a technological and innovation hub with global influence and strive to be at the forefront of artificial intelligence (AI) development and governance.

Fortune 500 companies have unwittingly hired thousands of software engineers who claim to be American developers but are actually North Korean citizens using stolen or fake identities. Through legitimate employment, the IT workers are illegally funneling their salaries to Kim Jong Un’s regime to fund prohibited weapons of mass destruction and ballistic missile programs. The U.S. Treasury, State Department, and FBI collectively estimate the IT workers scam has generated hundreds of millions each year since 2018.

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Indians, Piyush Goyal is 100% correct.
India's commerce minister said his country's startups needed to emulate China by focusing on high-end tech and not quick grocery deliveries or fancy ice cream - harsh criticism that had entrepreneurs quickly pointing out the government's shortcomings.

Piyush Goyal told a startup event in New Delhi late on Thursday that too many were offering food delivery so that "the rich can get their meals without moving out of their house" and were "turning unemployed youth into cheap labour."

"Are we going to be happy being delivery boys and girls? (Making) fancy ice cream and cookies ... is that the destiny of India?" he said, showing a slide titled "India vs. China. The Startup Reality Check".

"What do the Chinese startups do? Work on developing electric mobility, battery technology ... look at what the other side is doing - robotics, automation, machine learning, preparing themselves for 3D manufacturing," Goyal said.

Chinese artificial intelligence startup Zhipu AI unveiled a free AI agent on Monday, joining a wave of similar launches in China's increasingly competitive AI market.

The product, called AutoGLM Rumination, can perform deep research as well as tasks including web searches, travel planning, and research report writing, CEO Zhang Peng said at a lunch event in Beijing.
The agent is powered by Zhipu's proprietary models, including its reasoning model GLM-Z1-Air and foundation model GLM-4-Air-0414. The company claims GLM-Z1-Air matches rival DeepSeek's R1 in performance while running up to eight times faster and requiring only one-thirtieth of the computing resources.

AI agents are systems designed to make decisions and execute a range of tasks autonomously.
The launch follows a surge in Chinese AI product releases after DeepSeek shook the industry earlier this year with a model that it said operated at substantially lower costs than U.S. rivals.

China has narrowed the AI development gap with the United States to just three months in some areas, because firms such as DeepSeek have worked out how to use chips and apply algorithms more efficiently, the CEO of Chinese startup 01.AI Lee Kai-fu said.

Lee, a prominent figure in the global artificial intelligence space and a former head of Google China, told Reuters that startup DeepSeek revealed that China had pulled ahead in areas such as infrastructure software engineering

DeepSeek shook the global AI industry when it launched an AI reasoning model in January that it said was trained with less advanced chips and was cheaper to develop than its Western rivals. The announcement challenged the assumption that U.S. sanctions were holding back China's AI sector.
"Previously I think it was a six to nine month gap and behind in everything. And now I think that's probably three months behind in some of the core technologies, but actually ahead in some specific areas," Lee said

Chinese artificial intelligence startup Manus on Thursday registered its China-facing AI assistant and was featured for the first time in a state media broadcast, highlighting Beijing's strategy of boosting domestic AI firms that have received overseas recognition.

Since China's DeepSeek shocked Silicon Valley by releasing AI models comparable to its U.S. competitors but developed at a fraction of the cost, Chinese investors have been on the lookout for the next domestic startup with the potential to upend the global tech order.

Some have pointed to Manus. The company went viral on X a few weeks ago by releasing what it claimed to be the world's first general AI agent, capable of making decisions and executing tasks autonomously, with much less prompting required compared to AI chatbots like ChatGPT and DeepSeek.

Beijing is now showing signs that it will support Manus' rollout within China, echoing its response to DeepSeek's success. State broadcaster CCTV on Thursday.

Chinese smartphone maker Honor will spend $10 billion over the next five years on developing AI for its devices as the former Huawei unit prepares for a public listing, its CEO James Li said on Sunday.

The Shenzhen-based company aims to expand from being primarily a smartphone company and develop a system of AI-powered PCs, tablets and wearables, Li said in a speech at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) trade show in Barcelona.

In December, Honor said it had completed a shareholder restructuring that moved it closer to an initial public offering, though no timeline has been announced.

Honor's announcement comes amid a boom in Chinese AI investment spurred by interest in startup DeepSeek's low-price large language models, with interested parties from local governments to home appliance makers rushing to integrate DeepSeek's technology or do more AI research.
Last year Honor slipped from second to fourth place in terms of China phone shipments, with a 14.9% market share, amid renewed competition from its former parent, Huawei, and strong growth from Vivo, according to consultancy IDC.

DeepSeek's AI Would Like to Assure You That China Is Not Committing Any Human Rights Abuses Whatsoever Against Its Repressed Uyghur Population.
China's DeepSeek, which threw Silicon Valley into chaos this week, makes no qualms about sending all of your sensitive data straight to the Chinese government.

It's also no secret that the hedge fund-owned startup is closely abiding by the country's extreme censorship rules. The company's AI chatbot is consistently distorting reality —
Users have already found that DeepSeek's app sloppily abides by these rules by replacing text with a generic error message, for instance refusing to explain what happened during the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests.

AI is also loathe to engage with any talk of atrocities and human rights violations against its Uyghur people. China has long been credibly accused of detaining more than one million members of the ethnic group in state-run "re-education camps," while sentencing hundreds of thousands to prison t

Chinese state-linked social media accounts amplified narratives celebrating the launch of Chinese startup DeepSeek's AI models last week, days before the news tanked U.S. tech stocks, according to online analysis firm Graphika.
The accounts involved in the effort, including those of Chinese diplomats, embassies and state media, amplified media coverage of the launch and promoted the idea that DeepSeek challenged U.S. dominance in the AI sector, New York-based Graphika said.

The messaging was rolled out on platforms such as Elon Musk's X and Meta (META) Platforms' Facebook and Instagram, as well as Chinese services Toutiao and Weibo, Graphika said.
"This activity shows how China is able to quickly mobilize a range of actors that seed and amplify online narratives casting Beijing as surpassing the U.S. in critical areas of geopolitical competition, including the race to develop and deploy the most advanced AI technologies," Graphika Chief Intelligence Officer Jack Stubbs told Reuter

How DeepSeek’s millennial cofounder went from lowkey math geek to one of tech’s hottest players.
Up until last week, Liang Wenfeng was a relatively unknown figure. The 40-year-old founder of the Chinese AI startup DeepSeek had kept a low profile, just one of many passionate quantitative minds in tech. Now, he has burst onto the global stage, with Silicon Valley heavyweights like Elon Musk, Sam Altman, and OpenAI investor Joshua Kushner eagerly.....

Liang’s DeepSeek breakthrough has propelled him to the forefront of China’s AI industry, challenging the narrative that the country lags behind U.S. tech giants.
Math-minded entrepreneurship-
Raised on the southern coast of China in Zhanjiang, Liang was a straight-A student with an aptitude for math.
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Despite Liang’s meteoric rise, colleagues say he isn’t motivated by wealth or fame.
U.S. skepticism-
Liang’s claim that DeepSeek constructed its latest model in just two months for under $6 million—roughly

China's Tesla rivals are booming, with BYD, Nio, and Zeekr all breaking sales records.
Despite their success, many Chinese automakers continue to lose money.

Nio reported a widening net loss in its latest earnings, as the CEO of Xpeng warns many EV firms face a fight to survive.
China's Tesla rivals might be booming, but they're still losing money.
Nio, Zeekr, Xiaomi, and Xpeng have all broken personal sales records in recent months. Xpeng delivered 24,000 vehicles last month, and Xiaomi sold over 100,000 of its SU7 EV this year alone.

However, the booming sales come as many Chinese EV makers continue to report heavy losses, as they grapple with a brutal price war and intense pressure to quickly launch new affordable models amid a crowded field of battery-electric vehicles.
EV startup Nio, known for its battery-swapping stations and run by CEO William Li, sometimes dubbed "the Elon Musk of China,"

The company reported a net loss of $700ml, up 11% from the third quarter of

Xiaodi Hou, the co-founder and former CEO of self-driving trucking startup TuSimple, has urged a California district court to issue a temporary restraining order to stop the company from transferring its remaining U.S. assets to China, according to a recent court filing.

Hou, who plans to apply for a temporary restraining order in December during the next scheduled court hearing, is hoping to keep TuSimple from moving tens of millions of dollars in cash to China.
Hou’s declaration to the court, is the latest escalation in the battle between TuSimple and some of its shareholders, over the company’s attempts to use investor capital.

Hou -- who was ousted from his role as CEO in 2022 -- has publicly accused TuSimple and its leaders of funneling assets toward animation and gaming businesses owned by or with direct ties to Mo Chen, TuSimple co-founder and chairman of the board, under the guise of a business pivot.
Hou now heads a new autonomous trucking startup in Texas

China EV startup Xpeng wants to bring ‘the best technology’ to Europe as the EU is set to finalize new tariffs on auto imports.
European Union is expected to vote to finalize new tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles, after European officials accused Chinese EV companies of benefiting from an unfair level of state support.

Yet the CEO of one of China’s leading EV startups argues that the industry’s success is due to intense local competition, not state support. “There were rumored to be close to 500 [Chinese] EV startups, probably seven to eight years ago. Now, [we’re] left with less than 10% of those names still in business,” Brian Gu, co-president at Chinese EV startup Xpeng

Chinese domestic competition created a “highly efficient” and “highly innovative” industry, Gu claimed, that’s now thriving in global markets

As developed markets in Europe and North America consider new tariffs and controls on Chinese-made EVs, Gu said Xpeng wanted a fair level playing field for it

OpenAI just secured $6.6 billion in its latest funding round.

The company asked investors not to back its rivals like Elon Musk's xAI, per Reuters.

Musk, who is in an ongoing feud with OpenAI, called the company "evil."

Elon Musk is once again throwing shots at the artificial intelligence company he co-founded.

OpenAI, which Musk co-founded with CEO Sam Altman and 9 other people in 2015, said on Wednesday that it completed a record funding round of $6.6 billion at a $157 billion valuation, making it the most valuable startup in the world.

That funding round, which included big-name investors like Thrive Capital, Microsoft, and Nvidia, had a stipulation that Musk isn't so happy with: Don't support OpenAI's rivals.

According to anonymous sources speaking with Reuters, OpenAI asked investors for an exclusive funding agreement, in which they would refrain from backing five of its competitors.

A defense startup says it can fix America's ammo problem with China using a new low-cost cruise missile
Anduril says its new cruise missile, the Barracuda, can be produced en masse and cheaply.

Three variants have been revealed so far: the Barracuda-100, the Barracuda-250, and the Barracuda-500.

The missile family starts with the Barracuda-100, which can carry a payload of 35 pounds at a maximum range of 85 nautical miles when air-launched, and caps off with the Barracuda-500, which carries a payload of 100 pounds with a range of 500 nautical miles.

The startup described the guided munition as "50% less time to produce, 95% fewer tools, 50% fewer parts — at a fraction of the cost,"

"This is not designed to go specifically and rigidly at one specific problem," Anduril's chief strategy officer, "We have designed Barracuda to be able to range across a series of targets — from ground-based targets to maritime targets to others."

How can community-driven initiatives enhance the competitiveness of local products?
By Hugo Keji

Improving the business environment to foster innovation and growth requires a multiple approach that addresses various aspects of the ecosystem. Here are several strategies that can be implemented:

1. Policy and Regulatory Framework
Streamline Regulations: Simplify business regulations to reduce the administrative burden on startups and established companies. Clear, predictable, and transparent regulations can encourage entrepreneurship.

Tax Incentives: Offer tax breaks and incentives for companies investing in research and development (R&D) and innovative projects.

Intellectual Property Protection: Strengthen intellectual property rights to protect innovations and encourage investment in new technologies.

2. Access to Finance
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Microfinance and Crowdfunding: Promote alternative financing options like microfinance and crowdfunding to support early-stage entrepreneurs.

3. Infrastructure Development
Digital Infrastructure: Invest in high-speed internet and other digital infrastructure to support tech-based startups and businesses.

Innovation Hubs: Develop innovation hubs, tech parks, and co-working spaces to create collaborative environments.

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Current Situation:-
Education System-

Basic Education: Vietnam has a strong basic education system with high literacy rates and a high enrollment rate in primary and secondary education.

Higher Education: The number of universities and colleges has increased, producing a growing number of graduates in various fields.

STEM Focus: There is an increasing emphasis on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education.

Vocational Training-

Vocational Schools: Vietnam has a network of vocational schools that offer training in various trades and technical skills.

Government Programs: Initiatives like the National Target Program on Education and Training aim to improve vocational training and skill development.

Language Skills-

English Proficiency: English language skills are improving, particularly among younger generations, which is important for integrating into global supply chains and working with multinational companies.

Challenges:-
Skill Mismatch-

Industry Needs: There is often a gap between the skills taught in educational institutions and the specific needs of industries, especially in high-tech and advanced manufacturing sectors.

Quality of Training-
Training Standards: The quality of vocational training can vary, and there is a need for standardized curricula and better training facilities.

Continuous Learning
Lifelong Learning: There is a need to promote lifelong learning and continuous skill development to keep up with technological advancements.

Government and Industry Initiatives:-
Skill Development Programs-

National Programs: Programs like the "National Target Program on Education and Training" aim to enhance the skill levels of the workforce.

Public-Private Partnerships: Collaborations between the government and private sector to develop training programs tailored to industry needs.

Education Reforms-
Curriculum Updates: Updating curricula to include more practical and industry-relevant skills, especially in STEM fields.

International Collaboration: Partnerships with foreign educational institutions to improve the quality of education and training.

Vocational Training Enhancement-
Infrastructure Investment: Investing in modern training facilities and equipment to provide hands-on experience.

Industry Involvement: Encouraging industries to participate in designing and delivering vocational training programs.

Promotion of STEM Education-
Incentives and Scholarships: Providing incentives and scholarships to students pursuing STEM fields.

Competitions and Workshops: Organizing competitions, workshops, and other activities to promote interest in STEM subjects.

Language Training-
English Language Programs: Expanding English language training programs to improve proficiency among the workforce.

Multilingual Education: Encouraging multilingual education to better prepare workers for global engagement.

While Vietnam has a solid foundation in terms of basic education and vocational training, there is a continuous need for improvements to fully meet the demands of modern manufacturing industries.
By addressing skill mismatches, enhancing training quality, and fostering industry-education collaboration, Vietnam can further develop its workforce to support the influx of factories and drive economic growth.

Vietnam’s food, culture, and service sectors play significant roles in the country's economy and its appeal as a destination for tourism and business.

Here’s an overview of each:

Vietnamese Food:-
Diverse and Flavorful Cuisine-
Traditional Dishes: Pho, Banh Mi, Bun Cha, and spring rolls are internationally renowned. Vietnamese cuisine emphasizes fresh ingredients, herbs, and balanced flavors.

Regional Variations: Each region has its specialties. Northern cuisine is known for its simplicity and harmony, central cuisine for its complexity and spiciness, and southern cuisine for its sweetness and abundance of fresh vegetables and fruits.

Street Food Culture-
Street Vendors: Street food is a significant part of Vietnamese culture. Markets and street vendors offer a variety of affordable and delicious options, making Vietnamese food widely accessible.

Culinary Tourism: Vietnam is a popular destination for food enthusiasts. Culinary tours and cooking classes attract tourists keen to learn about and taste Vietnamese cuisine.

Food Industry Growth
Export Market: Vietnam exports a variety of food products, including coffee, seafood, rice, and spices, contributing significantly to the economy.

Restaurant Industry: The growth of both local and international restaurants reflects the increasing urbanization and changing lifestyles.

Vietnamese Culture:-
Rich Heritage-

Historical Influences: Vietnamese culture is shaped by its history, including influences from China, France, and other Southeast Asian nations.

Festivals: Traditional festivals such as Tet (Lunar New Year), Mid-Autumn Festival, and various regional festivals celebrate cultural heritage and attract tourists.

Art and Literature-
Traditional Arts: Water puppetry, traditional music (Ca Tru, Quan Ho), and dance are integral parts of Vietnamese culture.

Modern Arts: There is a growing contemporary art scene with galleries, exhibitions, and performance arts gaining popularity.

Cultural Practices-
Confucian Values: Confucianism influences social values, emphasizing respect for elders, family ties, and education.

Buddhism: Buddhism is a major religion, influencing various aspects of life, including festivals, rituals, and everyday practices.

Service Sectors:-
Tourism-
Tourist Attractions: Vietnam offers diverse attractions, from natural landscapes like Ha Long Bay and the Mekong Delta to cultural sites like Hoi An and Hue.

Eco-tourism: Increasing focus on eco-tourism and sustainable travel practices to preserve natural and cultural heritage.

Hospitality Industry: Rapid growth in hotels, resorts, and travel services to accommodate the increasing number of tourists.

Retail and E-commerce-
Retail Sector: Modern shopping malls, traditional markets, and a growing number of international brands reflect the dynamic retail landscape.

E-commerce Growth: With increasing internet penetration and smartphone usage, e-commerce is booming, providing new opportunities for businesses and consumers.

Financial Services-
Banking and Finance: Expansion of banking services, including digital banking, to cater to a growing economy and an increasingly tech-savvy population.

Investment Services: Development of financial markets and investment services to attract both domestic and foreign investors.

Education and Healthcare-
Education Sector: Expansion of international schools, universities, and vocational training centers to meet the demands of a growing middle class and foreign expatriates.

Healthcare Services: Improvement in healthcare infrastructure and services, with an increasing number of private hospitals and clinics providing high-quality care.

Technology and IT Services-
IT Outsourcing: Vietnam is becoming a hub for IT outsourcing, with a growing number of companies providing software development and IT services.

Tech Startups: A vibrant startup ecosystem supported by government initiatives, venture capital, and innovation hubs.

Vietnam’s food, culture, and service sectors are integral to its economy and attractiveness as a destination for tourists and businesses.
Continued investment and development in these areas will not only enhance the country's global standing but also contribute to sustainable economic growth.

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How can the young and youths of Africa secure a better future for Africa?
By Hugo Keji

Securing a better future for Africa involves proactive steps by the youth in various areas such as education, entrepreneurship, governance, social inclusion, and sustainable development.

Here are several strategies that young Africans can adopt to contribute to a brighter future for the continent:

1. Education and Skills Development
Lifelong Learning: Commit to continuous learning and skill development to stay competitive in the global job market.

STEM Focus: Pursue education in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fields to drive technological and industrial advancements.

Critical Thinking and Problem Solving: Develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills to innovate and address local and global challenges.

2. Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Startups and SMEs: Establish startups and small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs) to create jobs and stimulate economic growth.

Innovation Hubs: Participate in innovation hubs and tech incubators to foster creativity and develop solutions to local problems.

Social Enterprises: Launch social enterprises that address societal issues such as education, health, and environmental sustainability.

3. Civic Engagement and Governance
Political Participation: Engage in political processes, vote, and run for public office to influence policies that affect the future of the continent.

Advocacy and Activism: Advocate for transparent, accountable governance and fight against corruption to build trust in institutions.

Youth Councils: Join or establish youth councils to ensure that young people’s voices are heard in decision-making processes.

4. Sustainable Development
Environmental Stewardship: Promote and practice sustainable environmental practices to protect natural resources for future generations.

Renewable Energy: Advocate for and invest in renewable energy sources to combat climate change and promote sustainable development.

Sustainable Agriculture: Engage in sustainable agricultural practices to ensure food security and support rural economies.

5. Health and Wellbeing
Healthcare Access: Work towards improving access to quality healthcare services, especially in underserved areas.

Mental Health Awareness: Promote mental health awareness and support systems to address the mental health needs of the population.

Preventive Measures: Advocate for and participate in preventive health measures to reduce the burden of diseases.

6. Technology and Digital Transformation
Digital Literacy: Improve digital literacy to harness the power of technology for education, business, and social impact.

E-Government Services: Advocate for the development of e-government services to improve public service delivery and transparency.

Tech Innovation: Develop and adopt tech innovations to solve local problems and improve living standards.

7. Cultural Preservation and Promotion
Cultural Heritage: Preserve and promote African cultural heritage through arts, music, and traditional practices.

Creative Industries: Engage in and support creative industries such as film, fashion, and music to drive cultural and economic growth.

Cultural Exchange: Participate in cultural exchange programs to foster mutual understanding and global appreciation of African culture.

8. Economic Empowerment
Financial Literacy: Improve financial literacy to make informed financial decisions and manage personal and business finances effectively.

Access to Finance: Seek and advocate for better access to financial resources for young entrepreneurs and small businesses.

Inclusive Growth: Promote inclusive economic growth that benefits all segments of society, including marginalized groups.

9. Peace and Social Cohesion
Conflict Resolution: Engage in and promote conflict resolution and peacebuilding initiatives to ensure stable and peaceful communities.

Social Inclusion: Advocate for social inclusion and equality, ensuring that all individuals, regardless of background, have opportunities to succeed.

Volunteerism: Participate in volunteer activities to support community development and foster a sense of unity and purpose.

10. Global Engagement
Global Networks: Build and leverage global networks to exchange ideas, resources, and best practices.

International Collaboration: Collaborate with international organizations and partners to address global challenges and harness opportunities for development.

Diaspora Engagement: Engage with the African diaspora to tap into their expertise, resources, and networks for the continent's development.

By actively participating in these areas, African youths can secure a better future for the continent, driving progress, innovation, and sustainable development.

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How can African youths drive global growth?
By Hugo Keji

African youths can drive global growth through various avenues, leveraging their talents, creativity, and the continent's unique opportunities.

Entrepreneurship and Innovation:-

Startups: By creating and scaling startups, African youths can introduce innovative products and services to global markets.

Tech Hubs: Participation in tech hubs and innovation centers can lead to the development of cutting-edge technologies and solutions.

E-commerce: Leveraging e-commerce platforms to sell African products globally, contributing to the digital economy.

Education and Skills Development:-

STEM Education: Pursuing STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) education to contribute to global advancements in these fields.

Upskilling: Continuously updating skills to match global industry trends, making African youths competitive in the international job market.

Research and Development: Engaging in research and development projects that address global challenges such as health, energy, and sustainability.

Digital Economy:-

Remote Work: Taking advantage of remote work opportunities to provide services to companies worldwide.

Freelancing: Offering freelance services in areas such as software development, graphic design, and digital marketing.

Content Creation: Using platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and blogs to create content that can attract global audiences and advertisers.

Agribusiness and Sustainability:-

Sustainable Agriculture: Implementing sustainable agricultural practices that can be models for other regions facing similar challenges.

Exporting Goods: Engaging in agribusiness and exporting high-quality agricultural products to international markets.

Green Technologies: Innovating in renewable energy and green technologies to contribute to global sustainability efforts.

Cultural Influence:-

Creative Industries: Participating in the creative industries (music, film, fashion) to influence global culture and create economic value.

Cultural Exchange: Promoting African culture through international collaborations and exchanges.

Tourism Promotion: Leveraging digital platforms to promote African tourism, attracting visitors and investment.

Leadership and Advocacy:-

Global Forums: Participating in global forums and organizations to influence policy and advocate for issues affecting young people and the continent.

Social Entrepreneurship: Launching social enterprises that address global social issues such as poverty, education, and health.

Climate Action: Leading climate action initiatives and participating in international climate negotiations.

Networking and Collaboration:-

Diaspora Engagement: Collaborating with the African diaspora to build networks that can facilitate investment, knowledge transfer, and market access.

Global Partnerships: Forming partnerships with international organizations, NGOs, and businesses to drive development projects and innovations.

Knowledge Sharing: Participating in global knowledge-sharing platforms to exchange ideas and best practices.

Technology and Digital Transformation:-

Tech Startups: Developing tech startups that can scale globally, providing innovative solutions to worldwide problems.

AI and Data Science: Engaging in AI and data science projects to contribute to global advancements in these fields.

Blockchain and Fintech: Innovating in blockchain and fintech to provide financial solutions that can be adopted globally.

Health and Biotechnology:-

Medical Research: Engaging in medical research and developing health solutions that can address global health challenges.

Biotech Startups: Creating biotech startups that can innovate in areas such as pharmaceuticals, diagnostics, and agriculture.

Advancing Democracy and Governance:-

Civic Engagement: Promoting democracy, transparency, and good governance in African countries, serving as a model for other regions.

Policy Innovation: Innovating in public policy to address global challenges such as migration, urbanization, and human rights.

Leveraging these strategies, African youths can not only drive growth within the continent but also contribute significantly to global economic, social, and technological progress.

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How can African governments empower their youths to create jobs, growth and peace?
By Hugo Keji

Empowering youth to create jobs, growth, and peace involves a comprehensive approach that addresses education, economic opportunities, social inclusion, and good governance.

Several strategies African governments can implement:

Education and Skills Development:-

Quality Education: Improve access to quality education at all levels, focusing on practical skills, critical thinking, and problem-solving.

Vocational Training: Expand vocational and technical education to equip youths with marketable skills tailored to the demands of the local and global job markets.

Entrepreneurship Education: Integrate entrepreneurship courses into school curriculums to encourage a culture of innovation and self-employment.

Economic Opportunities:-

Support for Startups: Provide grants, loans, and other financial assistance to young entrepreneurs to help them start and grow businesses.

Incubators and Accelerators: Establish business incubators and accelerators that offer mentorship, networking, and resources to young entrepreneurs.

Tax Incentives: Offer tax incentives for businesses that are run by young people or that employ a significant number of young workers.

Access to Finance:-

Youth-focused Financial Services: Encourage banks and financial institutions to develop financial products tailored to the needs of young entrepreneurs.

Microfinance: Expand access to microfinance for young people, particularly in rural areas, to support small-scale enterprises.

Crowdfunding Platforms: Promote the use of crowdfunding platforms to raise capital for youth-led projects and businesses.

Infrastructure Development:-

Digital Infrastructure: Invest in digital infrastructure to ensure young people have access to high-speed internet, which is crucial for modern businesses.

Physical Infrastructure: Develop and maintain roads, electricity, and other critical infrastructure to support economic activities.

Policy and Regulatory Environment:-

Ease of Doing Business: Simplify the process of starting and running a business by reducing bureaucratic hurdles and streamlining regulations.

Youth-friendly Policies: Implement policies that specifically support youth entrepreneurship and employment.

Land Reforms: Ensure young people have access to land for agriculture and other business ventures.

Youth Empowerment Programs:-

Mentorship and Networking: Create mentorship programs where experienced business leaders can guide young entrepreneurs.

Youth Councils: Establish youth councils that can provide input on policies affecting young people and ensure their voices are heard.

Skill Development Programs: Implement skill development programs that target unemployed youth, focusing on both soft and hard skills.

Promoting Peace and Social Inclusion:-

Conflict Resolution Education: Include peace and conflict resolution education in school curriculums to promote a culture of peace from a young age.

Community Engagement: Involve youth in community-building activities that promote social cohesion and prevent violence.

Employment Programs: Develop employment programs targeting young people in conflict-prone areas to provide them with constructive alternatives to violence.

Good Governance and Accountability:-

Transparency and Anti-Corruption: Promote transparency and combat corruption to build trust in government institutions.

Youth Participation: Ensure young people are represented in governance structures and decision-making processes.

Inclusive Policies: Implement policies that address the specific needs of marginalized and vulnerable youth groups.

International Collaboration and Learning:-

Global Partnerships: Partner with international organizations, NGOs, and other countries to share best practices and resources for youth empowerment.

Exchange Programs: Facilitate international exchange programs to expose young people to different cultures and business practices.

Adopting these strategies, African governments can create an enabling environment where young people are empowered to contribute to job creation, economic growth, and peace-building.

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