Serbian elections could improve chances for Rio Tinto’s lithium project
Should the country’s pro-mining president be re-elected, Rio Tinto could have a chance to have the licence for its Jadar project reinstated.
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In February, Taseko and Williams Lake First Nation renewed their participation and co-operation agreement for the Gibraltar mine in British Columbia.
Some gold refineries are refusing to remelt Russian bars
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US senator says Defense Production Act won’t move needle without fixing mining permitting
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Canadian firm lobbies Brazil for Amazon potash mine permit
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