China could control a third of the world’s lithium by 2025
UBS expects Chinese-controlled mines, including projects in Africa, to raise output to 705,000 tons by 2025.
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Gold miners across Antioquia and Cordoba provinces are protesting the destruction their machinery by authorities.
UK to spend £20 billion on carbon capture in clean energy push
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Indian govt may put Hindustan Zinc share sale plan on hold
The government is the largest minority shareholder in HZL.
Highland Gold owner weighs buying Polymetal assets
Mining magnate Vladislav Sviblov is weighing a purchase of some of the Russian assets of Polymetal.
Panama gives First Quantum go-ahead to operate port terminal
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US, EU to negotiate critical minerals agreement
US President Joe Biden and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen agreed on Friday to immediately begin negotiations.
US Senator blasts Ford’s battery deal with China’s CATL
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