February 17, 2025

This Aussie junior is at the centre of a geopolitical storm

The coming months will be pivotal for Greenland-focused rare earths developer Energy Transition Minerals.

February 16, 2025

Ukraine rejects US bid for 50% of rare earth minerals, FT says

Zelenskiy wants US and European security guarantees to be tied directly to any deal on the mineral reserves, FT reports.

February 13, 2025

Ukraine and US partner in critical minerals sector

Ukraine holds the largest titanium reserves in Europe, capable of meeting US and EU metallic titanium demand for over 25 years.

February 13, 2025

Trump official says minerals deal will give Kyiv post-war ‘security shield’

Trump has said he wants $500 billion in rare earth minerals from Ukraine.

February 11, 2025

Australia passes tax incentives law for critical minerals

The law will create tax incentives worth 10% of processing and refining costs for 31 critical minerals.

February 11, 2025

Uranium ban repeal in Greenland could revive massive rare earth project, licence holder says

Kvanefjeld is among the world's top three rare earth deposits outside China, capable of supplying up to 15% of global production.

February 11, 2025

US Treasury Secretary to visit Ukraine for talks on energy, rare earth minerals

Scott Bessent will travel to Ukraine this week, Donald Trump wrote in a social media post on Tuesday,

February 10, 2025

ReElement, Novare to build Africa’s first critical elements refinery

The $100 million facility is expected to begin development in H2 2025.

February 6, 2025

Critical Metals announces $22.5m financing, shares plummet

Critical Metals will issue 4.5 million shares with an offer of $5.00 per share, a significant discount (over 43%) to its opening price Thursday.

February 5, 2025

Column: Trump or BRICS? The quandary for Africa’s miners and governments

Beyond the short-term volatility created by Donald Trump's tariff machinations, it's likely that the longer-term trend of the world splitting into two trading blocs is accelerating.