China export controls tighten rare earth supply chains for tech and defense
China introduced sweeping restrictions on rare earth exports, renewing concerns about reliance on Beijing for critical minerals. Rare earths are
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Algeria to start Gara Djebilet iron ore plant by April 2026
Algeria plans to bring a large-scale mining and processing operation for iron ore from the Gara Djebilet deposit in Tindouf
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China export curbs on rare earths raise supply-chain concerns for Europe
China has introduced new restrictions on rare earth exports, renewing concerns about a potential trade dispute affecting Western technology and
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European Lithium shares jump 33% after A$12.6m buy-back and Greenland rare earth deal
European Lithium Ltd reported a share price rise of more than 33% on Friday after announcing an on-market share buy-back
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EU-backed 13 overseas critical mineral projects under CRMA supply chain plan
The European Commission has announced a new list of 13 strategic critical mineral projects located outside the EU. The initiative
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EU Critical Raw Materials Act and environmental constraints for mining projects
The European Union is addressing how to secure a sustainable supply of critical mineral raw materials while protecting the environment
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UK and Greenland trade talks focus on critical minerals and Arctic safeguards
UK negotiations with Greenland alongside European political discussions The United Kingdom has announced new trade negotiations with Greenland in connection
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EU-Serbia lithium partnership puts environmental compliance and monitoring systems under regional scrutiny
As the European Union expands its critical raw materials strategy, a flagship project in Serbia is testing how environmental permitting,
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Serbia’s Dimitrovgrad Faces New Scrutiny Over Proposed Mazgoš Lignite Mine and Water-Supply Risks
Local authorities urged to halt Mazgoš project Aleksandar Jovanović Ćuta, head of the Ecological Uprising parliamentary group, has called on
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Serbia braces for CBAM-driven cost pressure and a slower energy transition as monitoring and project delivery constraints collide
Serbia’s industrial operators are entering a compliance period shaped by two linked pressures: the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism
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UN experts assess business and environmental practices at Serbia Zijin Copper ahead of UN reporting deadlines
Environmental oversight at mining and metallurgical sites is increasingly being evaluated through broader business and human-rights frameworks, not only through
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Serbia to introduce carbon emissions tax from 2026, targeting major polluters and carbon-intensive imports
Serbia is moving to formalize carbon pricing for heavy industry as of January 1, 2026, with the measure designed to