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Has Russia Really Overtaken China as the World's Top Gold Producer?
Moscow claims a massive 50% surge in gold production to dethrone China, but industry insiders and missing infrastructure suggest it’s more creative accounting than a mining boom.
Can Historical Mining Data Fast-Track America’s Next Major Copper Resource?
How Ameriwest Critical Metals Inc. is turning forgotten 1990s drill cores into a vital domestic solution for the global AI copper scramble.
Washington Drops $1.6 Billion to Build America's Rare Earth Fortress
Washington triggers a $1.6 billion CHIPS funding package to reshore the critical mineral supply chain from Texas soil straight to American manufacturing plants.
In Gold We Trust: Central Banks Swipe Left on U.S. Treasuries
The Inversion of the Reserve Order: How ancient bullion dethroned paper debt to reshape global central banking.
USA Rare Earth Expands French Footprint to Build Allied Mine-to-Magnet Chain
How a transatlantic mine-to-magnet strategy aims to break Beijing’s critical mineral monopoly amid a looming domestic legal battle.
Can Europe’s Largest Compliant Antimony Resource Navigate Slovakia's Political War?
Slovakia canceled Europe's top antimony permit for political cover, sparking international lawsuits and stalling European rearmament.
Pipeline Politics and Mixed Messages: The Latest Energy Market Whack-A-Mole
Crude prices slide off intraday highs as the White House downplays Iranian claims of a diplomatic freeze over the ongoing conflict in Lebanon.
Terry Lynch’s Millionaire Thesis: Why Mining Will Outpace AI in the Next Five Years
Why the physical constraints of copper, uranium, and heavy infrastructure are about to outpace the valuation of Silicon Valley's digital gold rush.
Why is Canada Playing Checkers While the U.S. Dominates the Digital Chessboard?
How Canada's 20th-century economic playbook is costing the country billions in the race for digital and intellectual property dominance.
MP Materials Alleges Magnet Technology Theft in Lawsuit Against USA Rare Earth
Corporate espionage allegations and a high-stakes battle over permanent magnet technology threaten to disrupt Washington's multi-billion-dollar push for critical mineral independence.