North Macedonia lies at the heart of a rich geological corridor, long supplying minerals to the Balkans. Its mountains hide copper, gold, lead, zinc, chromium,...
Bosnia and Herzegovina stands at a critical intersection between untapped mineral potential and deep structural vulnerability. Rich in bauxite, coal, polymetallic ores, copper, zinc, and...
Serbia has positioned itself as the epicenter of South-East Europe’s modern mining resurgence. No other country in the region combines such strategic relevance for Europe’s...
Public trust has emerged as the greatest barrier to mining expansion in South-East Europe. In Serbia, large-scale opposition to lithium projects has sparked political debate...
South-East Europe possesses one of the most geologically diverse and mineral-rich landscapes on the continent. Serbia’s Timok–Bor metallogenic zone ranks among Europe’s most valuable copper-gold...
South-East Europe has arrived at a defining moment in its industrial revival. After decades shaped by post-socialist transition, political fragmentation, and chronic underinvestment, the region...
In Europe’s mining industry, the most decisive ESG factor is no longer carbon emissions or biodiversity alone—it is community trust. Social license has become the...
The flow of investment capital into mining is being fundamentally reshaped. Money is no longer chasing volume alone—it is following credibility. Across global markets, capital...
Governance has moved to the very core of Europe’s mining transformation. No longer judged solely by production efficiency or technical performance, mining companies are now...
Mining in Europe is no longer judged solely by production volumes or resource quality. It is now increasingly measured by its impact on biodiversity. From...