Pompeo defends temporary waivers granted for Iran oil buying
The comments come a day before U.S. sanctions on Iran’s energy and shipping are due to snap back.
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Maduro blasts new US sanctions on Venezuelan gold
Nicolas Maduro said the sanctions are "crazy" and "schizophrenic."
Iraq’s Kurds add capacity to oil pipeline to export Kirkuk crude
The link’s capacity increased to 1 million barrels a day from 900,000.
Google honours Canadian geologist
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Striking workers block access to Gold Fields South Africa mine
The strike, involving more than 3,000 workers, started Friday afternoon to protest the gold miner’s plan to cut jobs.
Regulus spin-out Aldebaran Resources starts trading
The company shares the same core management team as Regulus Resources and is focused on projects in Argentina.
