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Companies & Organisations
Critical Metals has approved construction of an Arctic pilot facility in Greenland to accelerate development of its Tanbreez rare earth project.
Industry News
New data suggest Germany’s Altmark basin could become one of Europe’s largest lithium resources using low-impact extraction from deep brines.
Industry News
Poland’s Silesia is pursuing a slow, socially focused exit from coal as mine closures accelerate and economic disparities widen across the region.
Industry News
Ukrainian mining and steel companies report weaker orders, falling capacity utilization, and rising risks of job cuts compared with the broader industrial sector.
Companies & Organisations
Opposition leader Dragan Đilas says Rio Tinto is preparing a €1–1.5 billion compensation claim against Serbia over the cancelled Jadar lithium project.
Policies and Regulation
Serbia has approved a draft minerals strategy for 2025–2040, prioritising sustainability, environmental protection, and secure supplies of critical raw materials.
Companies & Organisations
BHP is contesting a £189 million legal cost claim following a UK ruling over Brazil’s 2015 Mariana dam collapse.
Companies & Organisations
JSW has completed the deepening of shaft III at the Pniówek mine, boosting safety, logistics, and long-term operational stability
Industry News
The shutdown of Mozambique’s Mozal smelter is expected to push the global aluminum market into a deeper deficit next year.
Miscellaneous
Portugal’s subsoil is drawing rising EU interest as exploration reveals potential reserves of rare earths and other critical minerals.