To end the war with Ukraine, Russia could offer the U.S. access to rare earth deposits in Ukraine that it does not legally ...

A primer on the critical resources and billions of dollars at stake in a potential deal between Ukraine and the U.S.

Isabel van Brugen is a Newsweek Reporter based in Kuala Lumpur. Her focus is reporting on the Russia-Ukraine war. Isabel joined Newsweek in 2021 and had previously worked with news outlets ...

The White House claims that the best way to guarantee the defense of Ukraine’s four nuclear plants is for them to be ...

Russia's invasion has turned Ukraine into the most heavily mined country in the world. Cleaning it up will take decades.

Image: Map of Ukraine minerals "The shareholder could be ... It is mixed with water and flushed along large pipes that frame the mine and are connected to two processing plants.

The maps date back to when Ukraine was part of the Soviet Union ... and that is something that the deal does not guarantee.” Some of the mineral riches lie in parts of the country currently ...

Ukraine has agreed to the framework of a mineral-rights deal with the U.S ... infrastructure and even up-to-date maps of the deposits were major obstacles to large new commercial projects in ...

Kyiv is ready to sign the agreement on jointly developing Ukraine’s mineral deposits, including oil and gas, after the US dropped demands to the rights of up to $500bn (£395bn) in revenue from the ...

President Trump had suggested that the U.S. need not give up anything in exchange for the mineral ... at stake: Ukraine has a bounty of titanium, lithium and other minerals, as this map shows.

Moscow demands sanctions be lifted before Black Sea ceasefire can begin - Kyiv and Moscow appear to issue contradictory ...