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Serbia’s Mining Sector Adapts Amid Evolving Resource Competition

Recent shifts in Serbia's mining landscape reflect a broader recalibration as competition intensifies across various commodities. The cancellation of the Jadar lithium project has...

Serbia: Rio Tinto pledges to radical transparency in lithium mining

Mining giant Rio Tinto is campaigning to win back public support in Serbia to restart a project to mine lithium. The Serbian government appears...

Serbia: Controversy over Rio Tinto’s Jadar project

In the sphere of Serbian mining, Rio Tinto‘s possible compensation claims have become a focal point of discussion among politicians, with some treating the matter...

Serbia: Debate over merits and potential consequences of Jadar lithium project

The debates surrounding lithium mining in Serbia have reignited, with opponents of the “Jadar” project raising concerns about its reactivation despite the government’s previous decision. Key figures involved...

Serbia: Rio Tinto invests heavily in Jadar lithium project

Representatives from the March from the Drina movement and the “Đorđević” law office have disclosed that Rio Sava, a subsidiary of Rio Tinto in...

Serbia: What are the costs of Jadar project?

The answer to the question of how much Jadar and Rađevina cost has not been provided, nor will it be given as long as...

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Boron One Piskanja boron project valuation rises to €569m in updated assessment

Canadian mining company Boron One Holdings has raised the projected economic value of its Piskanja boron project in southern Serbia to approximately €569 million....

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Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices rose sharply on Friday, with Serbia emerging as the region’s most expensive market as weaker wind generation, higher cross-border...