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EPISODE · May 13, 2026 · 55 MIN

Central Asia as New Battle Grounds: Critical Mineral Strategies of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan

from Escaping the Green Resource Curse in Central Asia · host MINEX Forum

Welcome to this special deep-dive podcast episode, brought to you by the MINEX Forum. This episode is based on the groundbreaking research article, "Central Asia as New Battle Grounds: Critical Mineral Strategies of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan," authored by Younkyoo Kim, Lyailya Ivatova, Sujin Kang, and Yerden Ordabek.Whether you are driving an electric vehicle in Europe, using a smartphone in the USA, installing solar panels in Australia, or relying on advanced semiconductors in South Korea, your daily life depends on an invisible, highly concentrated global supply chain. This introductory long-read breaks down the complex science and geopolitics of critical minerals, revealing why the true battleground for the future of green technology isn't in the mines—it's in the midstream.Read more: https://minexforum.com/2026/05/12/podcast-escaping-the-green-resource-curse-in-central-asia/

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