EU critical raw materials talks to resume Dec. 9 as govts assess new center
By Cynthia Kroet ( November 5, 2026, 15:18 GMT | Insight) -- Talks on changes to the EU’s Critical Raw Materials Act are provisionally scheduled to resume on Dec. 9, as national governments have yet to agree on plans for a dedicated raw materials center, MLex understands. Both member states and the European Parliament called on the European Commission to provide detailed impact assessment data and cost estimates.Discussions between the European Parliament and EU governments on changes to critical raw materials legislation are provisionally scheduled to continue on Dec. 9, as national governments have yet to agree on plans for a dedicated raw materials center, MLex understands....
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