Eurasian mining, markets, policy and technology intelligenceTag
51 published stories in this archive.
Industry News
A strategic partnership between Cove Capital LLC and Kazakhstan’s National Mining Company, Tau-Ken Samruk, has been established to develop the world’s largest undeveloped tungsten resource – the Northern Katpar and Upper Kairakty…
Industry News
The EU will create a Critical Raw Materials Center to jointly purchase and stockpile essential minerals, part of a 2026 plan to boost Europe’s industrial sovereignty amid tightening Chinese export controls.
Industry News
China’s new rare earth export restrictions could hit Europe’s auto industry hard as reserves run dry, warns Italy’s ANFIA chairman.
Companies & Organisations
Europe has launched its first large-scale rare earth magnet production plant in Estonia, a landmark development aimed at reducing dependency on Chinese supply chains for critical green technology materials(see the generated image…
Industry News
Kazakhstan’s vast reserves of critical minerals, from rare earths to titanium, were in the spotlight during a British-Kazakh Society webinar that brought together diplomats, industry experts, and analysts. The session explored Kazakhstan's…
Industry News
Kazakhstan is set to open an internationally accredited rare-earth metals laboratory in Astana, a project certified by RCI Inspection and PARAGON. The new facility, part of a broader push by President Kassym-Jomart…
Companies & Organisations
A new partnership between Torngat Metals and German magnet maker VAC aims to reduce reliance on Chinese rare earth supplies, bolstering the production of essential technologies for clean energy and defence. The…
Policies and Regulation
At a high-level summit in Beijing, the European Union acknowledged China’s efforts to ease restrictions on rare earth exports, a move that had threatened key European industries. The curbs, imposed in April…
Industry News
The EU’s rearmament plans could be derailed by a deep reliance on foreign critical raw materials, experts warn.
Policies and Regulation
Critical raw materials (CRM) now sit at the heart of the partnership announced at the region’s first EU-Central Asia summit, and Brussels has earmarked €2.5 billion ($2.875 billion) of that money for new…