As Albanese returns, what next for Australia’s mining and minerals?
When Anthony Albanese, leader of Australia’s Labor Party, secured his second term as prime minister in May of this year…
Critical Minerals
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Could Africa establish a critical minerals-backed currency?
Africa holds approximately 30% of the world’s critical mineral reserves, making the continent indispensable to green industrialisation and the global…
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Europe facing harsh truths about its position in the global critical minerals race
Frustrations were high at a perceived lack of progress in securing Europe’s critical mineral value chains during the EIT RawMaterials…
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Stockpiling strategic materials key to “remilitarisation of Europe”
European security and defence were high on the agenda at the EIT RawMaterials Summit, held in Brussels from 13 to…
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Why the US needs a critical minerals deal with Ukraine
So near, yet so far. Just when we thought that an end to Russia’s war with Ukraine was in sight…
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Could the 2024 US election revive the Bureau of Mines?
“Scattered” is the Society for Mining, Metallurgy and Exploration's (SME) description of the current governance of the US mining sector…
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Africa Minerals Strategy Group joins Council for Critical Minerals Development in the Global South
The Africa Minerals Strategy Group (AMSG) and the Council for Critical Minerals Development in the Global South (the Council) are…
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FT Mining Summit: geopolitics is ‘increasingly intermingled’ with the industry
At the opening of the Financial Times Mining Summit on 26 September in London, panellists discussed the geopolitical precipice that…
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UK and Indonesia sign agreement on critical minerals
The UK and Indonesia have signed an MOU to establish a strategic partnership on critical minerals. The agreement will support…
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LKAB plans mining and rare earth projects in EU
State-owned Swedish mining company LKAB has applied for strategic project designation under the European Union (EU)’s Critical Raw Material Act…
