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Europe Pushes for Stronger Energy Links: Romania Demands Higher Electricity Interconnection Capacity

19/11/2025

Romania is intensifying its appeal to the European Commission and neighboring EU countries to accelerate the expansion of electricity interconnection capacity—an essential step for stabilizing...

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Bulgaria Advances in Rare Earth Metals Development to Boost Mining and Technology

19/11/2025

Bulgaria is rapidly positioning itself as a key player in the global rare earth metals market, signaling a major step forward for the nation’s mining...

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West Africa’s Mining Sovereignty: Resource Nationalism and Geopolitical Shifts in Critical Minerals

18/11/2025

West Africa’s Mineral Wealth Sparks Nationalization and Geopolitical Realignment West Africa is at the forefront of a global reshaping of mineral extraction, as countries assert...

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‘Sacrifice Zone’: European Villages Resist Lithium Mining Amid Green Energy Push

17/11/2025

Rural residents in Europe are increasingly finding themselves caught in the crossfire of the green energy transition. In northern Portugal, the village of Covas do...

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Deep Sea Mining: A Strategic Crossroads for Global Critical Metals and Ocean Governance

17/11/2025

Deep sea mining is emerging as one of the most contentious topics in the global resource debate. While some states and companies see it as...

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Europe’s Lithium Future in Limbo: Why Rio Tinto’s Jadar Suspension Underscores a Critical Supply Chain Crisis

17/11/2025

The suspended Rio Tinto Jadar lithium project remains one of Europe’s most strategically vital—and simultaneously most contentious—mining developments. Located in western Serbia’s Mačva region, the...

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European Investors Warned: Financial Institutions Are Failing to Manage ESG Risks in Critical Mineral Mining

17/11/2025

European financial institutions are increasingly exposed to major financial and reputational threats due to their inadequate handling of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) risks linked...

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EU-Serbia Raw Materials Partnership Sparks Controversy Over Lithium Mining and Governance

14/11/2025

The European Union (EU) and Serbia recently signed a strategic raw materials partnership, aimed at securing Europe’s access to critical minerals and diversifying supply chains...

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ArcelorMittal Secures Environmental Permit for Advanced Steel Powder Plant in Spain

14/11/2025

ArcelorMittal has received environmental approval to build a state-of-the-art steel powder production facility in Avilés, Asturias, Spain, marking a major step in Europe’s additive manufacturing...

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Serbia and Bosnia Unite to Resist Lithium Mining Threats

14/11/2025

Serbia’s Jadar Valley and Bosnia’s Mount Majevica have emerged as the epicenters of a transnational fight against lithium mining. Though separated by just 50 kilometers...

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Europe Pushes for Stronger Energy Links: Romania Demands Higher Electricity Interconnection Capacity

Bulgaria Advances in Rare Earth Metals Development to Boost Mining and Technology

West Africa’s Mining Sovereignty: Resource Nationalism and Geopolitical Shifts in Critical Minerals

‘Sacrifice Zone’: European Villages Resist Lithium Mining Amid Green Energy Push

Deep Sea Mining: A Strategic Crossroads for Global Critical Metals and Ocean Governance

Europe’s Lithium Future in Limbo: Why Rio Tinto’s Jadar Suspension Underscores a Critical Supply Chain Crisis

European Investors Warned: Financial Institutions Are Failing to Manage ESG Risks in Critical Mineral Mining

EU-Serbia Raw Materials Partnership Sparks Controversy Over Lithium Mining and Governance

ArcelorMittal Secures Environmental Permit for Advanced Steel Powder Plant in Spain

Serbia and Bosnia Unite to Resist Lithium Mining Threats

Europe’s Strategic Global Partnerships: Diversifying Supply Chains for Industrial Resilience

Europe’s Financial Strategy for Critical Raw Materials: Turning Policy into Investment Discipline

Europe’s Industrial Sovereignty: Building the Processing Backbone for Strategic Materials

Europe’s Critical Materials Strategy: Turning Geological Potential into Industrial and Strategic Security

Europe’s Metallurgy and Materials Processing: Strategic Sovereignty at the Heart of Industrial Competitiveness

Europe’s Strategic Global Partnerships: Diversifying Supply Chains for...

Europe’s Financial Strategy for Critical Raw Materials: Turning...

Europe’s Industrial Sovereignty: Building the Processing Backbone for...

Europe’s Critical Materials Strategy: Turning Geological Potential into...

Europe’s Metallurgy and Materials Processing: Strategic Sovereignty at...

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