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- European Commission releases list of 47 strategic critical raw material projects. READ MORE
- Trump signs executive order to shore up US production of critical minerals. READ MORE
- Trade turmoil, Trump rhetoric improves odds of Cobre Panama restart. READ MORE
- The European Commission has approved a lithium joint venture between Chilean miners Sociedad Química y Minera de Chile SA and Codelco. READ MORE
- Kazakh legislators are considering amending a law to increase state uranium producer NAC Kazatomprom JSC's stake in mining joint ventures with foreign partners in the country to up to 90%, as a condition of extending the mining licenses on their deposits. READ MORE
- US and Russia started talks on joint rare earth metals projects in Russia, Reuters reported, citing the Izvestia media outlet. Some unnamed companies have already expressed interest in the projects, according to Kirill Dmitriev, Russia's special envoy on international economic and investment cooperation. READ MORE
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy intends to withdraw from a critical minerals agreement with the US, Reuters reported, citing US President Donald Trump. Trump warned Zelenskyy that Ukraine would face major challenges if Zelenskyy proceeded with the decision. READ MORE
- Tanzania and South Korea have signed a memorandum of understanding to create more productive reforms within the mining industry, advancing their commitment to graphite mining, Tanzanian Deputy Minister for Minerals Steven Kiruswa said. READ MORE
- Farmers filed a lawsuit to halt the construction of Southern Copper Corp.'s Tia Maria copper project in Peru, on grounds that the project's environmental impact study has already expired, daily Gestión reported. READ MORE
- Rio Tinto Group held talks with the Democratic Republic of Congo to potentially develop the Roche Dure lithium deposit into a mine. READ MORE
