Rio Tinto should expect more friction over Oyu Tolgoi
Mongolia will keep fighting for maximum benefit from a giant copper mine run, the country’s prime minister said.
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Cedar LNG plant gets green light in British Columbia
The $2.2bn project will be the first LNG plant to be built and owned by a First Nation.
Gold ETFs record 10th consecutive month of outflows — report
Overall, collective gold ETF assets under management declined by 1% to $200 billion, WGC data shows.
China to step up deep sea mining efforts
Chinese state shipbuilding company says mining the seabed will help the country reduce “heavy reliance on foreign suppliers” of critical minerals.
Multiple wins for Laurentian University students at Canadian Mining Games
The 33rd edition of the event saw students compete in multiple facets of mining.
Metso Outotec launches Nordberg HP200e cone crusher range evolution for higher performance
The new liners are fitted in the crushers without backing material, making maintenance breaks shorter and the liner replacement faster.
Deep-South prospects improve in battle for Haib copper licence in Namibia
The High Court of Namibia set aside the decision of the Minister not to renew Deep-South Resources prospecting licence.
Peru mining exports fall almost 20% year/year in January amid protests
For copper, which Peru is the world's second largest producer of, foreign sales fell 25% year-on-year in the first month of the year.
Newcrest, Newmont set to talk as Newcrest outlines more mining potential
Newcrest rebuffed Newmont’s initial $17 billion takeover bid in mid-February,
