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EU Lawmaker Says Serbia’s Jadar Lithium Project Remains Frozen Amid Legal Uncertainty
Serbia’s Jadar lithium project remains suspended pending improvements to the country’s legal framework.
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Industry News
Romania Eyes Rare Earth Refining Capacity to Become Global Critical Materials Player
Romania plans to build rare earth refining capacity as part of a strategy to become a global hub for critical materials.
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Romania Claims EU Leadership in Critical Raw Materials as US Partnerships Advance
Romania says it holds half of the EU’s critical raw materials and is advancing US-backed partnerships to build a strategic processing chain.
Policies and Regulation
Germany Seeks Deeper Partnership With Australia on Critical Raw Materials
Germany has signalled strong interest in expanding cooperation with Australia on critical minerals to secure and diversify its supply chains.
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Greenland’s Vast Mineral Potential Draws Strategic Attention as Arctic Competition Intensifies
Greenland’s estimated mineral wealth is drawing strategic interest, though most resources remain unproven and difficult to develop.
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Poland Urges Brussels to Act Over Ukraine’s Steel Scrap Export Ban
Poland is seeking EU intervention after Ukraine imposed zero export quotas on steel scrap, threatening supply chains for Polish steelmakers.
Companies & Organisations
Sibanye-Stillwater completes assessment of Keliber lithium project, confirms staged start-up plan
Sibanye-Stillwater has confirmed a staged commissioning strategy for its Keliber lithium project in Finland as construction remains on track for completion in early 2026.
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Portugal aims to launch lithium prospecting tender in 2025 with focus on local benefits
Portugal plans to launch a lithium prospecting tender in 2025 as it seeks battery-grade production while ensuring local communities share in the benefits.
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Greenland’s Kvanefjeld rare earth project highlights Europe’s late scramble for strategic minerals
The stalled Kvanefjeld project underscores how geopolitics and regulation are hindering Europe’s access to Greenland’s rare earth wealth.
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Deep beneath Kiruna, Sweden pushes forward in Europe’s race to mine rare earths
Far below the Arctic town of Kiruna, LKAB is advancing Europe’s most promising effort yet to develop a domestic rare earth supply.