Lynne O’Donnell

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Lynne O’Donnell is an Australian writer and journalist. She spent more than a decade in China, for newspapers, magazines and wire services. She covered the post 9/11 wars for international news organisations, including as Afghanistan bureau chief for Associated Press and Agence France-Presse, and as a columnist for Foreign Policy magazine. She has a Master’s degree in War Studies from King’s College London, and lives in Melbourne.

US “minerals mafia” report reveals the battle with China for the next industrial era
US “minerals mafia” report reveals the battle with China for the next industrial era
A US congressional report on Chinese mining practices exposes a supply-chain dominance the West is still scrambling to answer.
Beijing arrived late to a war it cannot end
Beijing arrived late to a war it cannot end
China cast itself as mediator between Pakistan and the Taliban – and has found the role beyond it.
Afghanistan is surrendering its mineral wealth – and its future
Afghanistan is surrendering its mineral wealth – and its future
Afghanistan is exporting critical minerals at the bottom of the value chain, handing China processing, pricing and leverage.
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