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EU raw material demand set to skyrocket: Bulgaria’s mining industry prepares for key role

David Lazarevic19/08/202419/08/2024

19/08/202419/08/2024

Demand for extractive raw materials within the European Union is projected to increase significantly, with forecasts suggesting a rise of up to six-fold by 2030...

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Ukraine seeks enhanced US cooperation to capitalize on rich deposits of critical minerals

14/08/2024

Ukraine is leveraging its substantial mineral resources to foster deeper cooperation with the United States, aiming to attract American investment in its mining and processing...

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Serbia’s lithium mining debate: Balancing Russian alliances, western investments and rising protests

David Lazarevic12/08/202412/08/2024

12/08/202412/08/2024

The ongoing lithium mining controversy in Serbia is straining the country’s delicate balance between its historical ties with Russia and its cooperation with Western nations....

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Strengthening EU strategic autonomy through innovation in critical and strategic raw materials

David Lazarevic03/08/202403/08/2024

03/08/202403/08/2024

Critical and strategic raw materials are crucial for the European Union’s economy, societal needs and policy objectives. However, their supply is currently at risk and...

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EU and EBRD partner for €100 million investment in critical raw materials exploration

David Lazarevic02/08/202402/08/2024

02/08/202402/08/2024

The European Union and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) have jointly committed 100 million euros to critical raw material projects. This funding...

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Importance of mineral raw materials for Europe and call for enhanced research

David Lazarevic02/08/202402/08/2024

02/08/202402/08/2024

The supply of essential mineral raw materials, such as copper and lithium, is crucial for the European economy and social prosperity. These materials are difficult...

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Serbia’s lithium mining controversy: Government u-turn sparks protests amid EU agreement

31/07/2024

The situation in Serbia regarding the Jadar lithium mining project and its subsequent political and social ramifications is quite complex. The Serbian government’s recent decision...

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Serbia’s lithium deal with EU sparks controversy over environmental risks and political tensions

David Lazarevic29/07/202429/07/2024

29/07/202429/07/2024

On July 19, Serbia and the European Union formalized a strategic partnership on critical raw materials, with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz witnessing the agreement. The...

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Achieving CRMA Goals: Fraunhofer study highlights need for investment, innovation and international cooperation

24/07/2024

The Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA), recently enacted by the European Union, aims to bolster the security of the bloc’s raw materials supply by 2030....

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Serbia and EU seal deal to move forward with controversial Jadar Valley lithium mine amid protests

David Lazarevic19/07/202419/07/2024

19/07/202419/07/2024

The signing of the memorandum of understanding between Serbia and the EU on critical raw materials marks a significant step forward for the controversial lithium-mining...

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EU raw material demand set to skyrocket: Bulgaria’s mining industry prepares for key role

Ukraine seeks enhanced US cooperation to capitalize on rich deposits of critical minerals

Serbia’s lithium mining debate: Balancing Russian alliances, western investments and rising protests

Strengthening EU strategic autonomy through innovation in critical and strategic raw materials

EU and EBRD partner for €100 million investment in critical raw materials exploration

Importance of mineral raw materials for Europe and call for enhanced research

Serbia’s lithium mining controversy: Government u-turn sparks protests amid EU agreement

Serbia’s lithium deal with EU sparks controversy over environmental risks and political tensions

Achieving CRMA Goals: Fraunhofer study highlights need for investment, innovation and international cooperation

Serbia and EU seal deal to move forward with controversial Jadar Valley lithium mine amid protests

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