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Asia Pacific • Sep 19, 2025

India’s first private gold mine: can Jonnagiri

Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh – India is preparing to turn on its first large private gold mine at Jonnagiri, a development that could modestly reduce the country’s…

Critical Minerals • Sep 18, 2025

Namibia Ramps Up Sulphuric Acid Output to

Namibia is positioning itself as a key supplier in the global clean energy value chain by scaling up sulphuric acid production, a vital input for extracting…

Critical Minerals • Sep 17, 2025

US Eyes Multibillion-Dollar Mining Fund to

The United States is negotiating the creation of a multibillion-dollar mining fund with New York–based Orion Resource Partners, a move designed to strengthen American access to…

Gold • Sep 17, 2025

Why Precious Metals Equities Are Outperforming

Precious metals equities are staging one of their strongest rallies in more than a decade, dramatically outpacing global markets and reshaping investor allocations in 2025. The…

Base Metals • Sep 16, 2025

Canada’s Competition Bureau to Review

TORONTO, Sept. 16 — Canada’s Competition Bureau has confirmed it will scrutinize the proposed US$53 billion merger between Anglo American and Teck Resources, a transaction that…

Mining Regulation • Sep 15, 2025

H.R. 4090 Amendment Sparks Debate Over Mining

The H.R. 4090 amendment could fast-track U.S. mining projects, raising supply chain hopes and environmental concerns.

Base Metals • Sep 15, 2025

Aluminum Inches Toward Year-Long Rally as Fed

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Coal • Sep 13, 2025

From Coal to Clean Energy Vaults: Mines as

Luleå University of Technology, LKAB and Vattenfall are exploring whether Sweden’s abandoned iron mines can double as hydrogen vaults. Backed by the EU’s Just Transition Fund,…

Mining Technology • Sep 13, 2025

From Cyberattacks to Tailings Risks: Why Mining Needs a

In January 2023, Copper Mountain Mining was forced to shut down its British Columbia mill after a ransomware attack crippled operational systems. The outage lasted weeks…

Mining Careers & Guides • Sep 12, 2025

It’s Not Geology. It’s HR: Visa Queues Are

Skilled-visa backlogs are slowing copper and critical mineral projects from Zambia to Western Australia. Learn how HR, not geology, is becoming mining’s hidden bottleneck.