By Mehmet Enes Beşer For about thirty years, globalization ran on a simple religion: the least cost wins. If a component could be made cheaper two time zones away, the supply chain stretched—proudly—until it wrapped around the planet. Executives optimized. Governments applauded. Consumers got used to abundance that felt normal, even permanent. Then the world started to feel brittle. Not ...
Posted by by United World International 8 Min Read June 25, 2026 By Mehmet Enes Beşer Kazakhstan is increasingly viewed as a crucial player in the international lithium market due to its sizable untapped reserves of this resource. According to recent geological research, Kazakhstan ranks among the top five countries in terms of lithium resources, having some 8.6 million tons. ...