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Europe’s Copper Corridor Faces a Structural Supply Gap as Electrification Demand Surges
Europe’s copper system is being reshaped by a widening mismatch between constrained domestic supply and fast-growing electrification-linked demand. With new mine development slow and recycling unable…
Scandinavia–Greenland Rare Earth Corridor Takes Shape as Europe Targets China’s Processing Grip
Europe is building a new rare earth corridor linking Greenland and Scandinavia to reduce reliance on external processing capacity—an area where China still dominates. The plan…
Finland-to-France Lithium Corridor Moves From Strategy to Industrial Buildout
Europe’s lithium push is shifting from policy to physical execution, linking extraction, processing and battery supply planning across Finland, France and the UK. The move also…
Aero Energy’s Merger Creates Manhattan Uranium, Consolidating Three North American Uranium Portfolios
Aero Energy has merged with Urano Energy and Pegasus Resources to form Manhattan Uranium Discovery Corp (TSX-V: MANU), using a court-approved structure designed to bring scale…
Hycroft’s Brimstone and Vortex Shift Hycroft Mining Toward a Selective, High-Grade Silver Future in Nevada
Hycroft Mining has elevated its Brimstone and Vortex high-grade silver systems into the core of its strategy, supported by standout drill intercepts and a plan for…
Clearwater Project and the Lithium Carbonate Pivot: Why E3’s Alberta Play Matters for North America’s Battery Supply
As battery makers shift away from nickel-heavy cathodes toward LFP and emerging lithium manganese-rich chemistries, demand is increasingly centered on lithium carbonate. E3 Lithium’s Clearwater project…
Vulcan’s German lithium project targets low-carbon battery-grade output using Canadian electrochemistry
Europe’s push to secure a more resilient battery supply chain is taking shape in Germany, where Vulcan’s planned Frankfurt facility will convert geothermal lithium brine into…
Kragujevac supercomputer boosts Serbia’s digital push—while energy demand tests sustainability
Serbia’s State Data Centre in Kragujevac has added a faster supercomputer and expanded capacity as part of a €100 million-plus investment cycle. But the new computing…
Crypto adoption rises as some regional investors turn away from property, analysts warn
Analysts say a growing share of younger investors in the region are shifting from traditional wealth-building routes such as real estate toward high-volatility cryptocurrencies, reflecting what…
Serbia launches public consultation on draft law for open-ended investment funds
Serbia has opened a public consultation on a draft law governing open-ended investment funds, setting a deadline of May 25, 2026. The proposal would update rules…