Gold, Sovereignty and Strategy: Why Central Banks Are Turning to Domestic Mines.

July 20, 2025

As global gold prices hover near record highs, an increasing number of central banks are rethinking how and where they acquire the metal. Instead of sourcing gold through traditional international channels, many are turning inward—purchasing directly from domestic artisanal and small-scale miners. What began as…Read More

THE GOLD THAT LED HUMANITY

July 5, 2025

Gold is neither a mere metal nor a commodity. It is an idea embodied in matter. It is the silence of the earth turned into light. From the moment humans first drew that yellow glint from the soil, they never stopped searching. The path of…Read More

GOLD IN THE UNIVERSE: A NEW HYPOTHESIS ON THE COSMIC ORIGIN OF HEAVY ELEMENTS

June 25, 2025

The origin of heavy elements such as gold has long remained one of the most captivating and unresolved questions in modern astrophysics. For decades, the prevailing view held that such elements are created exclusively during collisions between neutron stars—extraordinarily rare but immensely powerful cosmic events.…Read More

Argentina’s Gold Renaissance: From High Andean Mines to National Ambitions.

June 10, 2025

Argentina, with its sweeping pampas, vineyards, and legacy of tango, is experiencing a quieter revolution beneath its patagonian peaks. Gold—a metal long overshadowed by the nation’s agricultural and energy exports—is emerging as a strategic linchpin of its economic future. From the sun-baked deposits of the…Read More

Indonesia’s Gold: Wealth Beneath the Archipelago and the Challenge of Sustainable Development.

June 1, 2025

Indonesia, a sprawling archipelago of over 17,000 islands, holds a unique position in the global gold mining landscape. With vast mineral reserves and a spectrum of extraction practices—from advanced industrial operations to informal artisanal mining—the country stands at the intersection of opportunity and urgent environmental…Read More