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Unter dem Berg Majevica sollen sich – so wird geschätzt – 1,5 Millionen Tonnen Lithiumcarbonat, 94 Millionen Tonnen Magnesiumsulfat und 17 Millionen Tonnen Bor befinden...

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Speaking at the OCP APAC Summit 2026, Ayar Labs CEO Mark Wade argued that copper interconnects have become one of the biggest obstacles to realizing the vision of open computing....

CITY OF MELBOURNE (dpa-AFX) - Rio Tinto Group (RTNTF, RIO, RIO.L, RTPPF, RIO1.DE, RIO.AX), a major mining company, has welcomed the deal between Tomago Aluminium, the Australian Government, and th......

Thyssenkrupp AG raised the low end of its full-year profit guidance as it reported strength at its steel and naval divisions despite a challenging global industrial environment....

Sambia wählt einen neuen Präsidenten und ein neues Parlament. Das Land gilt als vergleichsweise stabile Demokratie in einer krisenhaften Region. Staatschef Hichilema ist der Favorit - und doch hoffen viele auf eine Wechsel. Von S. Ueberbach....

Aluminum fell for a second day after one of the Middle East's biggest smelters announced plans to restore production earlier than expected, blunting fears over a growing shortage of the metal....

US battery makers are moving more quickly into sodium-ion technology to gain production flexibility, fresh capital, and reduced exposure to lithium supply shocks. Industry sources say the chemistry still trails lithium iron phosphate in scale and economics, but its long-term appeal is rising as material costs climb and policy support shifts....

Codelco expects to produce less copper this year as the Chilean state-owned miner grapples with setbacks at its mines and projects, according to a person familiar with the matter....

The owners of Australia's biggest aluminum smelter, including Rio Tinto Group, have secured a government bailout of A$2.5 billion ($1.8 billion) to keep the plant operating as it grapples with high energy costs....

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The area's economy depended on the enterprise, said Chairman of the Legislative Assembly of the Zaporozhye Region Viktor Yemelyanenko...

Ende Januar dieses Jahres schoss der Uranpreis über die 100 US-Dollar. Die Aktienkurse der Uranunternehmen reagierten euphorisch und entsagten der Schwerkraft. Die Rallye hielt  nicht und es kam, wie es kommen musste. ...

KMU-Anleihemarkt H1 2026: Emissionstätigkeit zieht an, Platzierung wird anspruchsvoller...

An Indian iron ore producer was authorized to work toward restarting a giant Papua New Guinea copper mine that's been closed for almost 40 years and was once a flash point in a brutal civil war....

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Exhibition in Port Talbot is part of project exploring how communities experience endings and transitionsMargaret Heggett, 95, does not remember a time when Port Talbot was ever quiet. Born and raised in the shadow of the steelworks, with a father, brother and husband who worked there, she never imagined what the town could look or sound like without its blast furnaces.“I'm not saying it was beautiful, but there were jobs. We did know the closure was coming and we have to move with the times but it's affected the town a lot and it's very sad,” she said. Continue reading......

Ein neues Gutachten sieht die geplante EU-weite Abschaltung von Kupfernetzen bis 2035 als europarechtlich zulässig an und widerspricht damit früheren Bedenken....

The owners of Australia's biggest aluminum smelter, including Rio Tinto Group, are set to receive a government bailout to keep the plant operating as it grapples with high energy costs, according to people familiar with the matter....

Looking Back At The Uranium One Scandal Authored by Stu Cvrk via American Greatness, The Uranium One scandal was a 2010 controversy in which the Obama administration approved the takeover of Uranium One - a Canadian company with significant uranium mining assets in the United States - by Russia's state-owned Rosatom corporation. Critics alleged a pay-to-play scheme, pointing to large donations (roughly $145 million) to the Clinton Foundation from individuals connected to Uranium One and its investors, as well as a $500,000 speaking fee paid to Bill Clinton by a Russian bank involved in the deal. The conventional wisdom is that no evidence was uncovered of improper influence or criminal wrongdoing by Hillary Clinton or other U.S. officials in the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) approval process, though the foreign donations and influence aspects have never been fully resolved. Could the "conventional wisdom" be wrong (because it was manufactured to hide t...