Publication date: 15 November 2025
Published by MACKGOLD | OBSIDIAN CIRCLE
Strategic Geopolitics and Natural Resources Unit
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Australia remains one of the world’s leading gold-producing nations and is simultaneously becoming a laboratory for a new model of dealing with Continue reading
Publication Date: November 1, 2025
Published by MACKGOLD | OBSIDIAN CIRCLE
Strategic Division of Geopolitics and Natural Resources
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As Diwali approached, the gold markets of Delhi once again turned into a living mosaic of light, color, and commerce. In Continue reading
Nasal Spray with Gold Nanoparticles: A New Era in Brain Therapy
Publication Date: October 15, 2025
Published by MACKGOLD | OBSIDIAN CIRCLE
Strategic Department of Geopolitics and Natural Resources
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A scientific breakthrough by Italian researchers from the Università Cattolica Continue reading
Gold has always been more than just a metal. Its rarity, resistance to time, and unique radiance have made it a measure of wealth, a guarantee of power, and a symbol of eternity. But in the 21st century, gold is Continue reading
For decades, astrophysicists have sought to determine where and under what conditions the heaviest elements in the universe are born — from gold and platinum to uranium. Until recently, the prevailing theory emphasized neutron star mergers — so-called kilonovae — Continue reading
Gold has always occupied a unique place in human history, symbolizing power, wealth, and resilience across civilizations. In the twenty-first century, against a backdrop of record-high prices and global uncertainty, the metal is being redefined. Instead of being extracted from Continue reading
For centuries, gold has symbolized power, wealth, and incorruptibility. It has been sought after, hoarded, revered. Today, its purpose is undergoing a profound transformation. Scientific research has moved gold from vaults to laboratories, where it is acquiring a new mission: Continue reading
According to the World Health Organization, more than 200 million people worldwide suffer from degenerative retinal diseases, including macular degeneration and retinitis pigmentosa. These conditions irreversibly damage photoreceptors — the cells responsible for capturing light — and lead to progressive Continue reading
In the heart of the Sahara, where the sand yields to wind-sculpted stone and the horizon remains mute like an ancient vault, lies one of the least understood geological enigmas of our time — the gold of Chad. Rarely mentioned Continue reading
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 Continue reading