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Why Niger Can Seize Uranium but Cannot Sell It (opens in new tab)

More than 1,000 metric tons of yellowcake uranium sit at Airbase 101 adjacent to Niamey’s international airport, loaded onto trucks that have not moved in weeks, a convoy that has become a defining image of a world order in transition. By every conventional understanding of territorial sovereignty, this asset is […]

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