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Greater Sudbury welcomed a Hungarian delegation to discuss partnerships in battery technology, critical minerals, and clean energy innovation.
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Montenegro has appointed U.S. and Serbian law firms to defend it in an ICSID arbitration case filed by Switzerland’s Tara Resources over the cancelled Brskovo mine concession.
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Serbia has opened consultations on a new mining law designed to align national regulations with EU standards on critical raw materials, sustainability, and transparency.
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Bulgaria will invest over €1.38 billion from the EU’s Just Transition Fund to transform its coal regions through renewable energy, hydrogen, and industrial redevelopment projects.
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Poland’s government has approved a bill to ease mine closures and support miners as it accelerates the shift away from coal toward a just energy transition.
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With over 2 million tons of tungsten reserves, Kazakhstan is emerging as a key player in global critical mineral geopolitics — and the U.S. is moving fast to secure a stake.
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Poland plans to reduce taxes on copper mining and enable the phased closure of coal mines as part of a broader economic and energy transition strategy.
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Serbia’s deepening unrest and a controversial EU-backed lithium mine are testing Brussels’ ability to defend democracy while protecting its green industrial goals.
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Tajikistan and South Korea have signed a deal to jointly develop the Maikhura tungsten deposit, creating a full-cycle supply chain for this strategic mineral.
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Tajikistan plans to become the first CIS country to produce lithium and a major player in the global market for critical metals driving the green transition.