Zambia says privacy, minerals concerns stall US health aid deal
The inclusion of the terms related to data sharing were unacceptable and “unconscionable,” Mulambo Haimbe said in a statement Monday.
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Canada unveils C$1 billion loan program for tariff-impacted industries
The program will be available to industries that manufacture and export products containing steel, aluminum or copper.
Germany sees US as vulnerable to squeeze on potash supplies
The US imports more than 90% of the key ingredient for agricultural fertilizer, leaving the world’s No. 1 economy highly reliant on global producers.
Rio Tinto, Resource Minerals and Sidney top April mining ranks
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Gold price continues slide as US-Iran deal stalls
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Argentina mining exports to jump 49% in 2026, executive says
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Australia, Japan strengthen critical minerals ties
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