India to defend import curbs on copper in legal tussle with trade associations
India, the world's second-largest importer of refined copper, relies on imports to address shortfalls and meet robust demand.
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Syria pitches Ukraine-like minerals deal to US: Times
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Rio Tinto bets big on Lithium Triangle’s brine riches
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Orano files lawsuit over staff detention in Niger
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Silver price touches $33, outperforms gold amid market recovery
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