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Austrian investors are considering entry into Kyrgyzstan’s mining, hydropower, digital, and tourism sectors following meetings in Vienna aimed at expanding bilateral cooperation and implementing agreements from President Sadyr Japarov’s 2024 visit to…
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A Macquarie analysis finds China’s export curbs on key rare earths and gallium could trim over $1 billion from US GDP — despite America’s limited direct import exposure. The biggest cost, the…
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Ukraine’s titanium industry, once the heart of Soviet metallurgy, could become Europe’s critical mineral stronghold. With targeted investment and integration into Western supply chains, Ukraine has the potential to restore certified titanium…
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The EU has created a special channel with China to accelerate export permits for rare earths, as Brussels works to avoid supply bottlenecks and reduce dependence on Chinese materials crucial for clean…
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The Government of Kazakhstan has signed a series of agreements with Arizona State University, Colorado School of Mines, and Coursera worth $50 million, aimed at enhancing education and innovation in the fields…
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The U.S. and Uzbekistan have signed a series of landmark agreements worth up to $100 billion, spanning critical minerals, aviation, agriculture, and technology — a move President Trump hailed as an “incredible…
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Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev met U.S. business leaders in Washington to advance partnerships in energy, mining, infrastructure, and digital innovation, pledging full support for American investors.
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Turkey’s Miryildiz Mining will invest $482 million to develop gold and copper production in Kazakhstan, targeting output by 2026 amid record metal prices and expanding cooperation with the Development Bank of Kazakhstan.
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Dr. Peter Tom Jones’s Europe’s Lithium Paradox exposes Europe’s growing dependence on imported minerals — and its struggle to balance green energy goals with resistance to local mining.
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Kazakhstan confirms that Central Asian leaders will meet U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington on November 6 for a C5+1 summit focused on security, trade, and critical minerals