Explore 31 curated insights on the shifting landscape of global resource governance and infrastructure.
This edition tracks Peru’s mining unrest over artisanal formalization, India’s push for rare-earth self-reliance, and U.S. efforts to fast-track copper supply chains under the FAST-41 framework. It examines Africa’s beneficiation wave and mineral sovereignty movement, Brazil–China transcontinental railway planning, and Mozambique’s LNG reactivation post-conflict. With a focus on social license to operate (SLO), the issue also features groundbreaking academic research, EITI-based transparency innovations in Peru, and corporate shifts toward adaptive stakeholder engagement. A vital read for ESG leaders, investors, and policymakers navigating the intersection of sustainability, legitimacy, and geopolitical recalibration.