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Kazakhstan recalibrates mining rules for copper, gold and strategic minerals as state role grows
Kazakhstan is tightening its mining framework through tax and subsoil-law changes that increase government participation and shift toward a royalty-based system for new projects from 2027.…
Uzbekistan Mining Boom: Key Laws, Investment Opportunities, and Growth in Gold, Copper, and Silver
Uzbekistan is rapidly emerging as a major mining force in Central Asia, positioning its vast reserves of gold, copper, silver, and uranium at the core of…
Ghana Orders Gold Miners to Localize Operations by December 2026, Raising Compliance Stakes
Ghana’s Minerals Commission has directed major international gold producers—including Newmont, AngloGold Ashanti and Zijin—to shift mining work to locally owned contractors by December 2026 or face…
Europe’s push for secure critical minerals is reshaping mining finance from copper to rare earths
Mining investment is increasingly being steered by geopolitical alignment, supply-chain security and energy-transition demand—rather than scale alone. Europe’s role as a strategic coordinator is also pulling…
Silver and Gold Outlook for 2026: Why Supply Tightness and Industrial Demand Could Trump Short-Term Price Noise
For 2026, the silver and gold outlook is being shaped by a mix of monetary uncertainty, rising industrial consumption, and tightening physical supply. Even when prices…
China’s Silver Export Controls Tighten Global Supply, Elevating Price Risk and Procurement Pressure
China’s tightening of silver export controls—via a licensing system with longer regulatory timelines—has begun to rewire cross-border trade flows. The shift is amplifying physical supply tightness…
Global Uranium Supply Gap Widens as Nuclear Energy Demand Outpaces Mining Production
The global nuclear energy sector is facing a mounting uranium supply gap that is beginning to reshape long-term energy security planning across major economies. As governments…
US–EU Critical Minerals Cooperation Reshapes Global Supply Chains and Strategic Resource Security
The global race for critical minerals is accelerating as industrial economies confront growing risks in securing access to essential materials such as lithium, nickel, and other…
Brazil–EU Critical Minerals Partnership Reshapes Global Supply Chains and Secures Strategic Resources
The growing global competition for critical minerals is reshaping trade alliances and industrial strategies, as nations race to secure stable access to materials essential for energy…
Codelco’s Lithium Projects in Salar de Atacama: Chile’s State-Led Push to Dominate the Global Lithium Market
Chile is reshaping the global critical minerals landscape as state-owned mining giant Codelco moves aggressively into lithium production through large-scale development projects in the Salar de…