Geopolitical Use of Rare Earth Elements

Dobrescu, Emilian M. (2025), Geopolitical Use of Rare Earth Elements, Intelligence Info, 4:4, 44-50, https://www.intelligenceinfo.org/geopolitical-use-of-rare-earth-elements/   Abstract Specialists have been studying rare earth elements for about three decades because of their unusual properties which highly recommend their use in the economic and scientific environment. Rare Earth Elements are used to produce wind generators, electronic parts and assemblies, metal separators, motors, clutches and other auto parts, lifting and extraction devices. Very few people know that REE are used to produce components … Read More

Potential of Reserve and the Recycling of Rare Earths

In 2011, there were over 312 exploration projects of REE deposits reviewed on the planet, involving over 202 companies of very diverse class from about 34 countries. Essential today in green technologies, based on rare metals is gallium, used to make LEDs, as well as indium, used for LCD type screens (liquid crystal display). Indium is also used for the construction of new generation photovoltaic panels (CIGS)

Shadows of Influence: Vera Atkins and the Gendered Ethics of Espionage in WWII—A Critical Review of William Stevenson’s Biography

William Stevenson’s biography Vera Atkins. Povestea celei mai importante agente secrete originare din România din al Doilea Război Mondial offers an in-depth exploration of one of the most significant, yet underrepresented, figures in the history of WWII espionage. Born in Romania as Vera Maria Rosenberg, Atkins rose to prominence within the British Special Operations Executive (SOE), playing a crucial role in coordinating sabotage and resistance efforts across Nazi-occupied Europe. This review examines Stevenson’s methodological approach, utilizing recently declassified intelligence files and interviews with Atkins’ contemporaries, shedding light on both the human and operational dimensions of Allied intelligence.

Geopolitical Realities and Digital Futures: Technological Challenges and Opportunities for the European Union

The European Union (EU) faces significant technological challenges and opportunities within the current geopolitical landscape, characterized by heightened international competition, strategic alliances, and growing concerns about economic security. The EU has always strived to create a unified, technologically advanced society that embraces innovation and efficiency. Technological resources are crucial for stimulating economic growth, improving the quality of life, and maintaining global competitiveness. However, achieving such goals within a multi-state political entity like the EU brings distinct challenges and opportunities.

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