United States hopes to get share of DR Congo copper production

The United States is eyeing a bigger slice of the Democratic Republic of Congo's copper production, a key mineral for tech gadgets and electrical infrastructure. With the DRC holding one of the world's largest reserves of copper, this move could significantly bolster U.S. supply chains, especially in high-demand tech sectors. The push also reflects a broader strategy to reduce dependency on other global suppliers and secure strategic resources, amid rising geopolitical tensions. This development could reshape international trade dynamics and mining practices in the region.