Workers seek collective bargaining at Rio Tinto Pilbara mine
Workers are voting on making an agreement that would guarantee annual pay increases as living costs rise.
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Congo to enforce artisanal cobalt monopoly after export halt
DRC is starting to enforce a long-planned state monopoly to control production of hand-dug cobalt.
Rusal to launch production of rare-earth metal scandium this year
The announcement came days after President Vladimir Putin called for Russia to step up its output of rare earths.
Scientists predict major quake in Chile’s mineral-rich north
Chile is located on the seismically active Ring of Fire that surrounds the Pacific Ocean.
Kore Potash sets Kola project cost at $2B
Kore expects construction at Kola potash project to begin on January 1, 2026 and take around three and a half years.
Gold price set for first weekly loss of 2025 as investors take profits
Investors booked profits from a blistering rally that saw the metal gain more than 9% this year, with prices breaking record highs.
Implats mulls early closure of Canada mine amid palladium slump
Implats is considering an early shutdown for its Lac des Iles mine as prices for palladium have fallen more than 70% since 2022.
Panama delays copper mine decision pending social security reform
But before a decision on the mine is taken, the government has to approve the preservation and safety management plan.
Liberty Gold sets 2028 build clock for Black Pine under Idaho’s new SPEED Act
Upcoming milestones include continued exploration drilling and a resource upgrade by June.
