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    Belgrade unveils new mining strategy chapter to align Serbia with EU critical materials and battery goals

    Belgrade is finalising a new chapter in its national mining strategy designed to position Serbia within the EU’s expanding Critical Raw Materials corridors and...

    Serbia’s lithium debate resurfaces as policymakers push for a controlled processing model rather than raw-ore exports

    Lithium has returned to the centre of Serbia’s political and industrial debate as policymakers revisit whether the country should re-enter the global battery-materials conversation....

    EU–Serbia raw materials partnership: Strategic opportunity or governance risk?

    In July 2024, the European Union and Serbia signed a strategic raw materials partnership focused on cooperation in lithium extraction, battery production, and clean...

    EU eyes raw material reserves as Serbia’s “Jadar” lithium project gains strategic importance

    The European Union is preparing to create reserves of critical raw materials—such as lithium—to safeguard its energy and digital transitions from potential geopolitical disruptions....

    Rio Tinto revises costs for Serbia’s strategic lithium project amid environmental and market challenges

    Rio Tinto is currently reassessing the costs of its lithium mining project in Serbia, which the European Commission has designated as one of 13...

    EU designates Rio Tinto’s Jadar project as strategic under Critical Raw Materials Act

    The Rio Tinto Jadar project has been designated as a strategic project by the European Commission under the EU’s Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA)....

    The geopolitical chessboard of lithium: Serbia’s strategic shift and international interests

    In recent developments surrounding Serbian lithium, the once-closed chapter under former Prime Minister Ana Brnabić's administration has been reopened. Initially heralded as the end...
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