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• ↓ De Beers output surges even as diamond slump persists – by Cecilia Jamasmie (Mining.com – July 23, 2026)
• ↓ Mining for Europe’s future: Critical raw materials, public attitudes and risks in enlargement partners – by Ondrej Ditrych and Bojana Zorić (European Union Institute for Security Studies – July 23, 2026)
• ↓ A captain of mining tries to rehabilitate the industry – by Naomi Buck (Corporate Knights – July 22, 2026)
• ↓ Donlin Gold partners form new NovaGold – by Shane Lasley (North of 60 Mining News – July 22, 2026)
• ↓ ‘This is just silly’: B.C.’s Eby threatens U.S. access to Canadian minerals over tariffs – by Mark Page (Abby News – July 2026)
• ↓ Lithium sinks to five-month low amid 2027 glut fears – by Frik Els (Northern Miner – July 22, 2026)
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"Diamond giant De Beers nearly doubled production of roughs in the second quarter as mines in Botswana, Canada and South Africa processed higher-grade ore, but weak demand and lower prices continued to pressure the business as parent Anglo American advances plans to sell the unit."

"Diamond production rose 88% year over year to 7.8 million carats in the quarter, lifting first-half output 46% to 14.91 million carats. The increase reflected the impact of an extended maintenance shutdown at Botswana’s Orapa mine in the second quarter of 2025 and planned mining of higher-grade ore at Jwaneng in Botswana and the Gahcho Kué mine in Canada."

"The technologies underpinning the EU’s green transition (batteries and wind turbines), digital transition (semiconductors) and rearmament (advanced weapons systems) rely on a narrow set of materials whose supply and processing remain concentrated in a handful of foreign countries. Around 98% of the EU’s borates supply originates in Türkiye while over 90% of rare earth elements used in permanent magnets globally are refined in China(1). This poses a critical challenge for European economic security."

"The 2024 Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA)(2) aims to reduce the EU’s dependencies by promoting diversification, resilient value chains and strategic partnerships. Enlargement partners hold substantial reserves of critical raw materials (CRMs) that the EU can leverage to achieve greater global supply autonomy. Ukraine sits on significant deposits of graphite, titanium and manganese (holding the largest deposits of these three CRMs in Europe(3)) as well as lithium, cobalt, nickel, magnesium, baryte and rare earth elements."

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De Beers output surges even as diamond slump persists – by Cecilia Jamasmie (Mining.com – July 23, 2026)

Mining for Europe’s future: Critical raw materials, public attitudes and risks in enlargement partners – by Ondrej Ditrych and Bojana Zorić (European Union Institute for Security Studies – July 23, 2026)

A captain of mining tries to rehabilitate the industry – by Naomi Buck (Corporate Knights – July 22, 2026)

Donlin Gold partners form new NovaGold – by Shane Lasley (North of 60 Mining News – July 22, 2026)

‘This is just silly’: B.C.’s Eby threatens U.S. access to Canadian minerals over tariffs – by Mark Page (Abby News – July 2026)

Lithium sinks to five-month low amid 2027 glut fears – by Frik Els (Northern Miner – July 22, 2026)