Russian mercenaries seek gold, sow chaos in CAR
The Central African Republic is defending the use of Russian assistance to take back territory the government says rebels have illegally occupied.
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Metals logistics platform Minehub signs up Sumitomo Corp
Online platforms for industrial metals have gained momentum since last year as traders gradually move away from traditional paper-based systems.
British Columbia minerals could be key to reaching climate goals
The world must rapidly build clean energy infrastructure to confront climate change. That means mining.
LME bans Russian nickel from approved UK warehouses
Decision follows an April 1 resolution that blocked other Russian metals including copper, lead and aluminum from British warehouses.
Zimbabwe offers target-beating incentive for biggest gold miners
Large producers that exceed their goals will receive 80% of the payment for the additional output in foreign currency.
Not just metals – energy can also be recovered from discarded batteries
Taiwan-based researchers figured out how to efficiently extract residual energy from waste batteries.
World’s top jewellery maker Pandora ditches mined diamonds
The Pandora Brilliance collection, to be launched across US and Canada, is also the first crafted with 100% recycled silver and gold.
BHP hits profit record and sees demand healing in China
The world's largest miner by market value said coal and copper prices have risen in the recent months due to tight supply and geopolitical tensions.
Equinox Partners announces investment stewardship policy to improve board governance in mining
Firm to adopt a policy of voting against directors who have served for two or more years but have invested less than two years of director’s fees into the company’s stock.
