Russia and Central Asia

Opinion: US mineral strategy turns to Africa 

What do Gabon, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Mauritania and Senegal all have in common? They’re all countries located along Africa’s west coast.  But they’re also small; collectively, these five countries have an…


Uranium supplies could run dry by the 2080s, agencies warnmining ban

Uranium demand to surge nearly 30% by 2030

Global uranium demand is expected to soar as nuclear power cements its role in the clean energy transition, according to the World Nuclear Association’s biennial Nuclear Fuel Report released Friday. The…




RANKED: Top 10 gold miners of 2025

Gold has run a remarkable rally throughout 2025, ascending to unprecedented heights. On Tuesday, the spot price set a new all-time record of $3,528.78 per oz., surpassing its previous high…



Kazakhstan revokes $54.5M arbitration award to Canadian junior

Sprott buys 50,000 lb for $5B uranium trust

The Sprott Physical Uranium Trust’s (TSX: U.U for USD; U.UN for CAD) holdings now total about 68.6 million lb. of uranium after it bought 50,000 lb. of the energy metal this week…



Infographic: Antimony spheres of control

Antimony is a critical mineral—vital for military applications and ammunition, as well as in batteries and semiconductors —yet its global supply is overwhelmingly controlled by China and Russia. In today’s geopolitically charged world, access to antimony is as…





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