Rio Tinto and Green Lithium forge partnership to strengthen UK and EU lithium supply chain
Rio Tinto and Green Lithium have announced a partnership to establish an end-to-end lithium supply chain in the UK, aimed at supporting the growing demand...
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Promising copper mineralization signs unveiled at Pan Asia Metals’ Rosario project in Chile
Pan Asia Metals has reported promising early findings from its Rosario copper project in Chile, with numerous soil and rock-chip samples exhibiting strong green malachite...
Woomera Mining begins drilling at Kincora Copper’s Bronze Fox Project after joint venture finalization in Mongolia
Woomera Mining has officially commenced initial drilling at Kincora Copper’s Bronze Fox Copper-Gold Project in Mongolia, following the finalization of their recent earn-in and joint...
India’s global partnerships in critical minerals: A strategic overview
This blog series explores India’s expanding international collaborations in the critical minerals sector, serving as a comprehensive resource for primary sources. It delves into various...
EU steel imports from Russia remain robust in 2024
From January to July 2024, the European Union imported 3.36 million tons of steel raw materials from Russia, totaling €1.62 billion, according to calculations by...
Caledonia Mining’s Bilboes project in Zimbabwe poised for major gold production by 2028
A recent Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) reveals that Caledonia Mining’s Bilboes project in Zimbabwe is projected to produce 150,000 ounces of gold annually, a substantial...
Wärtsilä awarded contract for power plant supply at Senegal’s Boto gold mine
Wärtsilä, a global technology group, has secured a contract to supply engines and auxiliary equipment for a new power plant at the Boto gold mine...
Local residents in Turkey unite against proposed copper mining project
Residents in the Kurdish-majority region of Lice (Licê) in Diyarbakır (Amed), Turkey, gathered to protest a proposed copper mining project, pledging to protect their land...
Protests erupt across Serbia following reinstatement of Rio Tinto’s lithium mining license
On July 16, the Serbian government reinstated Rio Tinto’s license for lithium mining in the Jadar Valley, sparking widespread protests in cities across the country....
Bosnia and Serbia: Communities unite to oppose mining exploitation and environmental hazards
Local communities in Bosnia and Serbia are accusing authorities of colluding with mining companies to exploit natural resources, particularly lithium, which is highly sought after...