Stop feeding the Chinese ‘Belt and Road’ trojan horse
The “New Silk Road” is the term for an ambitious trade corridor first proposed by the Chinese regime under its current president, Xi Jinping, in 2013.
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Australian exports were about 69.1 million tonnes in April, up 20% from 57.5 million tonnes in March.
How Russia contaminated $2.7B of oil exports to Europe
For 10 days, refiners and oil firms in Europe cut purchases of Russian oil by up to a million barrels a day after finding out crude from the Druzhba pipeline network was heavily contaminated.
World’s top uranium miner Cameco swings to loss in first quarter
The uranium producer logged a C$18.3 million loss in the first quarter of 2019, compared with a profit of C$57.8 million a year ago.
Iamgold CEO expects more buyout deals in gold industry
The industry's buyout frenzy was sparked earlier this year when Barrick Gold Corp and Newmont bought Randgold Resources and Goldcorp, respectively.
GFG to spend up to A$100m on Australian copper, iron ore developer
GFG is building up a South Australian franchise to its global steel and energy business.
GoldON interested in Great Bear’s West Madsen gold project in Ontario
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