This iron mountain looks more like a molehill: David Fickling
Ore imports aren’t just going up because China’s producing more steel: They’re rising because it’s producing less iron ore as well.
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Iron ore market dynamics are shifting beneath calm facade: Russell
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Taliban, Islamic State make millions from mining Afghan minerals
The international NGO in a report on Tuesday estimates the Taliban earns $2.5 million to $10 million a year from mining talc alone.
Goldcorp says Peru and Nevada would make portfolio perfect
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Eldorado to soon obtain permit for processing plant in Greece, minister hints
The country’s energy ministry said he aimed to address the company's development plans in the coming weeks and according to a recent arbitration, which favoured Eldorado.
Gem Diamonds finds ninth big diamond from Letšeng
With the discovery, the miner has already exceeded the total number of diamonds of over 100 carats recovered in 2017.
Lucapa on a roll, finds 25-carat yellow diamond in Lesotho mine
Stone was recovered from the Neck zone of the Mothae kimberlite, not part of the current one-million carat Joint Ore Reserves Committee-compliant resource.
Rio Tinto says investors to take stance on Oyu Tolgoi as ‘test case’
Rio Tinto has called for less interference at its giant copper and gold mine in Mongolia, as it moves forward with an underground expansion.
