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EU Expects US to Narrow Scope of Steel and Aluminium Derivative Tariffs
The EU expects the US to soon narrow the scope of 50% tariffs on steel and aluminium derivative products, easing trade tensions.
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UK and US Sign Critical Minerals Partnership to Strengthen Supply Chains
The UK and US have signed a new partnership to secure critical mineral supplies and boost investment in domestic mining and processing projects.
MINEX Forum News
First Meeting of the Eurasian Critical Minerals Organisation (ECMO)
The panel concluded that ECMO has an important role to play as a practical, delivery-focused platform. Rather than duplicating existing diplomatic initiatives, ECMO aims to support implementation by bringing together governments, state-owned…
Companies & Organisations
Tau-Ken Samruk and Cove Capital Sign Agreements on Northern Katpar and Verkhneye Kairakty Tungsten Projects
Tau-Ken Samruk and Cove Capital will invest over $1.1 billion to develop Kazakhstan’s Northern Katpar and Verkhneye Kairakty tungsten deposits.
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Lithuania Signals Willingness to Strike Bilateral Critical Minerals Deal With US
Lithuania may pursue a bilateral critical minerals deal with the US if EU negotiations fail to progress quickly enough.
Industry News
US Launches Project Vault to Secure Critical Minerals and Deepens Engagement With Central Asia
The US has launched Project Vault to build a strategic critical minerals reserve while positioning Central Asia as a key partner in diversifying global supply chains.
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DFC Highlights Major Investments at US Critical Minerals Ministerial
DFC showcased billions of dollars in financing and investments aimed at strengthening secure and diversified critical minerals supply chains.
Industry News
A Strategic Assessment of Promise vs. Reality in Central Asia’s Mineral Development
Central Asia is entering a pivotal moment in its mineral future. The 2026 Critical Minerals Ministerial in Washington signalled a shift in how the region is perceived — not as a geopolitical…
Industry News
Ending the ‘Extract-and-Export’ Era: How FORGE and Pax Silica Transform Central Asian Mining
The 2026 Critical Minerals Ministerial marks a seismic shift for Central Asia, repositioning the region from a geopolitical "Great Game" buffer to the essential pivot of a new U.S.-led industrial order. By…
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Kazakhstan Strengthens Global Role in Critical Minerals at Landmark US-Led Conference
Kazakhstan has signalled its readiness to play a leading role in secure and diversified global supply chains for critical minerals.