Chinalco forced to halt Peru’s copper project over ongoing pollution
The ruling was sparked by inspections carried out from March 16 to March 20 that detected contaminants in adjacent lakes.
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Former mining tycoon goes on trial over mafia gang in China
Liu Han is accused of running a criminal network to build his fortune.
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Crimean artifacts caught up in Ukraine-Russia dispute
A Crimean museum's ancient gold collection in limbo after Russia annexation of the Ukrainian territory.
Cuba approves new foreign investment law
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SEC cracks down on Seattle-based Chinese coal company
Accuses firm of fraud.