Eurasian mining, markets, policy and technology intelligenceTag
51 published stories in this archive.
Policies and Regulation
The European Metals Association supports the EU's Critical Raw Materials Act and the establishment of a dedicated Centre to enhance supply security and investment in critical raw materials.
Industry News
The US is significantly outspending Europe in critical minerals investment, raising concerns about European reliance on Chinese supplies and prompting a strategic response from the EU.
Industry News
The US has committed $46 billion to critical minerals projects, eight times Europe's investment, disrupting European supply chain efforts and raising dependence concerns.
Policies and Regulation
The EU is forming an emergency task force to prepare for potential rare earths supply disruptions from China, as current export arrangements expire in October, threatening critical manufacturing inputs.
Industry News
IEA report reveals Middle East conflict disrupts aluminum, sulfur, and critical mineral supply chains via Strait of Hormuz closure, raising sulfuric acid costs and impacting global production.
Companies & Organisations
For TETHYS, the agreement represents the commercial activation of its flagship Turkish operation and a significant milestone in its broader strategy to develop a multi‑country portfolio of critical mineral assets across the…
Policies and Regulation
The EU’s upcoming RESourceEU strategy aims to secure critical mineral supplies by diversifying partners, boosting recycling and reducing reliance on China.
Companies & Organisations
Solvay has signed two US supply deals to boost rare earth production at its French processing plant, with expanded output expected from 2026.
Policies and Regulation
The recent C5+1 summit at the White House signals a shift toward “resource diplomacy,” with the U.S. targeting rare earth minerals to counter China. Strategic partnerships—such as a $1.1 billion tungsten agreement…
Industry News
A Macquarie analysis finds China’s export curbs on key rare earths and gallium could trim over $1 billion from US GDP — despite America’s limited direct import exposure. The biggest cost, the…