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Kazakh officials are haggling with a Rosatom subsidiary, asserting that the Russian entity has failed to fulfill contractual obligations under …
A deal announced at the White House last year for an American company to mine tungsten in Kazakhstan is moving …
The Democratic Republic of Congo is leading a significant shift in mining strategy as producers cut back on cobalt after …
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China's $120 billion investment in overseas mining and mineral processing projects since 2023 has significant implications for critical minerals essential for clean energy and decarbonization technologies, raising concerns about debt risks and market dominance.
Zimbabwe's surprise ban on raw lithium exports has scrambled global battery supply chains, affecting local mining operations and potentially disrupting the production of lithium-ion batteries.
Iran's decision to lay naval mines in the Strait of Hormuz poses a significant risk to global oil supplies, potentially extending the blockade of this critical energy chokepoint and disrupting oil flows.
Argentina's uranium mining ambitions face local resistance in Patagonia, despite the country's growing reputation as a mining hotspot and increasing global demand for nuclear energy.
The US has brokered a multimillion-dollar gold deal with Venezuela's state mining company, Minerven, to purchase gold doré bars for refineries in the US, marking a shift in Venezuela's resource exports.
The US military will ban Chinese-origin rare earth magnet materials in 2027, forcing defense manufacturers to overhaul their supply chains and verify the origin of the materials, potentially impacting the demand for rare earth metals and related industries.
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