Weekly Geopolitical Mining Review
Written for senior executives, investors and policymakers, our Weekly connects the week’s key developments in mining and critical minerals with shifts in geopolitics, policy and markets. We explain their implications for investment, industrial strategy and supply chains, providing a global perspective for informed decisions.
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Indonesia’s Mineral Strategy 2026: From Production to Price Formation
Indonesia targets a strategic minerals exchange for January 2027, while Codelco retains US$2.422 billion, Australia backs Tomago with A$2.5 billion, Neo advances magnet production and Sogima remains unable…
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U.S. Critical Minerals Strategy 2026: From Funding to Execution
U.S. critical minerals investment topped US$2 billion, MP Materials booked US$17.6 million in price protection income, and new material control rules and project milestones pushed mineral strategy further…
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Geopolitical Mining Weekly | Week of July 27–August 2, 2026
This week’s Geopolitical Mining Weekly looks at how mineral security is becoming a pathway question, shaped by recycling rules, Crawford Nickel’s approval stage, Queensland’s critical minerals plan, Bunker…
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Geopolitical Mining Weekly | Week of July 13–19, 2026
This week covers Wagerup gallium, U.S. FAST-41 mining permits, Chile’s investment framework, American Samoa offshore minerals, Europe’s Raw Materials Mechanism and Ghana’s mining law reform.
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Geopolitical Mining Weekly | Week of July 6–12, 2026
This week’s Geopolitical Mining Weekly covers Canada’s Critical Minerals Accelerator, the Hermosa permitting decision, Europe’s RAMP partnership, China–Namibia beneficiation, Canadian mining innovation and Kamoa-Kakula’s operating performance.
