Norwegian oil and Serbian lithium: How similar is Serbia to Norway?
“The money that would remain for us, we cannot even imagine. It’s literally a parallel with Norway before and after oil. It’s Serbia before and...
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“White Gold” and a Dark Future: The Cost of Jadar and Rađevina
The answer to the question of how much Jadar and Rađevina cost has not been given, nor will it be given as long as the...
The Jaroslav Černi Institute refused to show the studies conducted by that institution for Rio Tinto
The General Director of the Jaroslav Černi Institute for Water Resources, Prof. Dr. Dejan Divac, refused the request from the association “Prvi prvi na skali”...
Bojana Novaković: We won’t accept a lithium mine near Loznica, even if Rio Tinto meets EU environmental standards
Activist Bojana Novaković from the Environmental Network Marš sa Drine stated today that the movement’s stance is that it does not want a lithium mine...
Lithium negotiations: the health of current and future generations of this country is being sacrificed
Svetomir Nikolić, a member of the coordination body of the political platform Solidarity, stated today that the claims made by the European Commission member Maroš...
Why is Rio Tinto lobbying for Serbia’s EU accession
As much as Rio Sava’s chief representative might deny Rio Tinto’s lobbying activities, in light of the official EU records, she probably couldn’t have chosen...
Serbia’s lithium dilemma: Balancing economic gain with environmental concerns
The prospect of lithium extraction in Serbia has reignited fears of environmental devastation among its citizens, following the European Commission’s (EC) announcement of negotiations regarding...
Strickland Metals acquires resource-rich Rogozna project in Serbia
Strickland Metals has confirmed the acquisition of the Rogozna project in Serbia, a resource-rich site with 2.96 million ounces of gold, about half a billion...
Serbia’s lithium reserves: A key player in the US-China trade rivalry
The intensifying trade conflict between the United States and China over lithium resources, critical for the burgeoning electric vehicle industry worldwide, has thrust Serbia into...
Revamping Serbia’s mining policies: A path to sustainable resource management
The contrast between Serbia and Norway in terms of resource management is stark. While Norway commands a significant share, ranging from 27 to 78 percent,...