Courtesy of The Financial Times, a look at one US miners plans to develop a Ukrainian lithium deposit: US-backed mining company TechMet wants to develop a major lithium project in Ukraine, in what could be one of the first projects built under the US-Ukraine minerals deal that is close to being finalised. TechMet chief executive […]
Read more »Via Reuters, commentary on how critical minerals are taking centre stage in world politics: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy is set to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump today to sign a critical minerals deal as a way of securing continued U.S. backing in the war against Russia. It initially started as a rare earths deal […]
Read more »Courtesy of The Financial Times, a report on the the estimated deposits of lithium, titanium and rare earths such as scandium in the Ukraine that have caught the eye of President Trump: Donald Trump’s “minerals-for-aid” offer to Ukraine last week has put the spotlight on the country’s vast and rare mineral resources, to which Washington […]
Read more »Via The New York Times, commentary that Ukraine has already emphasized that by supporting its war effort, the U.S. could get access to the country’s wealth of critical minerals like lithium and uranium: President Trump said Monday he wants to strike a deal with Ukraine whereby Kyiv would supply the United States with rare earth […]
Read more »Via The Washington Post, commentary on Kyiv’s vast gas and mineral deposits, and whether President Trump want those flowing west, or to Russia and China? Donald Trump often says that liberating Iraq without getting its oil resources was one of America’s biggest foreign policy blunders. He has a chance to avoid a similar mistake in Ukraine. Ukraine […]
Read more »Via The Asia Times, an article examining the investors looking for a Ukraine economic renaissance, a group which includes Italy’s Fincantieri (way with Odesa port plan) while Wall Street giants Blackstone, Carlyle and KKR all angling for pieces of Ukraine’s action Fincantieri—Europe’s largest shipbuilder, based in Italy’s Trieste—is quietly working to transform defunct Ukraine government-owned […]
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