US pushing for Congo-Rwanda peace, minerals deals
For decades, Congo has been at odds with Rwanda due to ethnic tensions and control over the region's natural resources.
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Vedanta weighs Zambia copper IPO to fund $1 billion investment
The company regained control of the Konkola Copper Mines assets in Zambia last year.
Agnico Eagle calls for Canadian Arctic strategy amid US threats
Agnico is expanding its Hope Bay Gold project in Nunavut.
Gold Fields renews push to acquire Gold Road
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Economic impact of mining projects in British Columbia valued at $65 billion, says MABC
MABC’s 2025 Economic Impact Study assesses the potential economic impact of 18 proposed critical mineral mines, six precious metal mines, and three steelmaking coal mines.
US Commerce Department launches steel and aluminum ‘inclusions process’
The action follows proclamations by President Donald Trump to establish a mechanism for expanding the scope of steel and aluminum tariffs.
Canada lays 200 charges against ArcelorMittal for alleged violation of Fisheries Act
The charges stem from several investigations launched by the Canadian environment ministry's enforcement officers.
US Export-Import Bank lifts curbs on coal plant loans after Trump order
Before Trump returned to the White House, the EU, UK and US pushed to limit export-credit agency finance for global fossil fuel projects.
Albemarle CEO says ‘math doesn’t work’ for US lithium refinery project
Last year, the company paused plans to build a $1.3 billion processing plant in South Carolina due in part to overproduction from Chinese rivals.
