Abuse claims on the rise at mines in Eastern Europe, Central Asia — study
According to the BHRRC, the number of documented cases in 2024 was nearly three times higher than the 92 recorded the year prior.
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New Found Gold posts high-return economics
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Taseko’s Florence copper project 90% complete
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Indonesia mining ministry proposes 18 development projects for Danantara funding
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