South Africans call for UK to return diamonds set in crown jewels
South Africans are calling for Britain to return the world's largest diamond, which is set in the royal sceptre that King Charles III will hold at his coronation.
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Chile will resume tax reform talks after election, Marcel says
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Global copper smelting slides to two-year low in April
Chinese operations shut for maintenance and plants in North America slowed down.
Vietnam boosts rare earths output by tenfold – data
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New Zealand to review risk and benefits of seabed mining
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BHP unveils first natural capital accounting results
Results of first pilot case study on the application of natural capital accounting principles in mining focused on former mineral sands operation in Australia.
Undersupply of magnet rare earths to hit 60,000 tonnes by 2030
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Investors irked by Glencore’s stance on thermal coal AGM vote
Glencore asks shareholders to reject resolution demanding more transparency on the miner's thermal coal plans.
