Companies & Organisations
Karelian Registers Lahtojoki Mine as EU’s First Diamond Project Moves Forward
Karelian secures land rights for Lahtojoki, paving the way for the EU’s first diamond mine.
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Policies and Regulation
Trump’s Tariff Surge Sparks Global Aluminum Scrap War as US-EU Tensions Rise
Trump’s Tariff Surge Sparks Global Aluminum Scrap War as US-EU Tensions Rise
Companies & Organisations
Stegra Eyes IPO as Green Steel Ambitions Grow Beyond €6.5 Billion Private Funding
Green steelmaker Stegra considers IPO as it eyes expansion beyond €6.5B in private funding for its flagship zero-emissions plant in Sweden.
Industry News
China Eases Rare Earth Export Curbs Amid Auto Industry Pressure, Offers “Green Channel” to EU Firms
China opens “green channel” for rare earth exports to EU amid supply chain pressure on auto giants, offering temporary relief — but doubts linger.
Companies & Organisations
Metinvest’s ESG Practices: How Transparency and Accountability Are Paving the Way to the EU Market
Ukrainian businesses are facing fresh challenges: the European Union is tightening its sustainability-reporting requirements. This means that robust environmental, social and governance (ESG) practices are no longer just a competitive advantage but…
Companies & Organisations
South Korea Shows Interest in Ukrainian CRMs
BGV Showcases Mining Projects in Seoul. Investment firm BGV Group Management recently showcased Ukraine's potential as a future hub for critical raw materials at the Asian Leadership Conference 2025 in Seoul.
Companies & Organisations
Kazakhstan Expands Uranium Exports to Bulgaria’s Nuclear Industry
This potential deal with Bulgaria adds to Kazakhstan's expanding portfolio of international uranium supply agreements.
Companies & Organisations
Galantas Gold enters JV to relaunch Omagh mine in Northern Ireland
Galantas Gold Enters Into Binding Term Sheet For Joint Venture With Ocean Partners UK Limited To Develop Omagh Gold Project In Northern Ireland
Industry News
Zijin’s Shadow: Villagers in Serbia and Tajikistan Bear Brunt of Chinese Mining Expansion
Villagers in Serbia and Tajikistan say Zijin’s mining brings pollution, not prosperity—while governments deepen ties with China.
Industry News
EU Weathers ‘Severe Market Disruption’ as China’s Antimony Controls Spark 170% Price Surge, Commission Finds
EU's strategic foresight in diversifying its critical mineral sources has turned a potential supply chain crisis into a manageable situation with a potential upside. While the dramatic price increase will affect all…