China bought tonnes of North Korean coal
North Korea’s biggest trading partner imported 1.64 million tonnes of coal in August
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Canadian steel producer Stelco plans $150-million IPO
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Canadian miner’s plan incite protest in Irish town
Anti-mining activists were escorted out from a hotel by police after they tried to enter a conference where they thought representatives from Dalradian Resources would be in attendance.
