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Finland Rare Earth Discovery Highlights Europe’s Processing Gap
New drill results in Finland highlight Europe’s rare earth potential but underline that processing capacity remains the region’s biggest challenge.
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Macron Calls for Reducing Europe’s Dependence on Russian Uranium
France’s president Emmanuel Macron has urged Europe to diversify uranium supplies away from Russia, highlighting Uzbekistan as a potential partner.
Companies & Organisations
First Quantum to Sell Çayeli Copper-Zinc Mine in Türkiye for $340 Million
First Quantum Minerals will sell its Çayeli copper-zinc mine in Türkiye to Cengiz Holding for $340 million as part of a broader portfolio restructuring.
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Six Arrested in Kosovo Crackdown on Illegal Coal Mining
Kosovo authorities arrested six people and seized heavy machinery during a crackdown on illegal coal mining near Mitrovica.
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Greenland’s Critical Minerals Potential Faces Decade-Long Development Timeline
Greenland’s vast rare earth deposits could play a strategic role in global supply chains, but production may still be a decade away due to infrastructure and environmental barriers.
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Allied Critical Metals Highlights Strong Cash Flow and Rapid Payback at Borralha Tungsten Project
New details from the Borralha PEA highlight strong cash flow, rapid payback and robust economics for Allied Critical Metals’ tungsten project in Portugal.
Companies & Organisations
Ferrexpo Restarts Pellet Production at Poltava Plant After Energy Supply Improves
Ferrexpo has restarted one pelletizing line at its Poltava plant after improvements in Ukraine’s electricity supply allowed operations to resume.
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Brazil Seeks European Partnerships to Develop Critical Minerals Sector
Brazil is seeking European partnerships to develop its critical minerals sector and expand value-added production within global supply chains.
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Coal Demand Rebounds in Europe as Energy Security Concerns Drive Temporary Shift
Coal use in Europe is rising temporarily as higher gas prices and geopolitical tensions push power producers toward alternative fuels.
Companies & Organisations
Boliden Reviews Kevitsa Mine Operations After Finland Quadruples Mining Tax
Boliden is reviewing operations at its Kevitsa nickel and copper mine after Finland sharply increased mining taxes.