Indonesia says US must invest amid critical minerals race
Indonesia is in the market for a wide-ranging critical minerals pact to boost its economy as the US-China rivalry intensifies.
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Indonesia mine landslide kills 10 and dozen still missing
The incident affected small-scale gold miners and it was triggered by ongoing heavy rain on the island of Sulawesi.
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The new directive suggests that companies including Cameco, Teck Resources, Ivanhoe Mines and Lundin Mining are now off-limits.
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Chinese alumina producers increase output after surge in prices
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Canada’s resources not enough to ride energy transition wave: Ian London
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Calibre has Nicaragua approval to develop gold deposit near Libertad mill
The Volcan deposit is approximately 5 km south of the mill, which currently has over 1 million tonnes of surplus processing capacity.
Westgold’s buyout of Karora clears regulatory hurdles
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Indonesia gold mine landslide kills at least 12, more missing
Heavy rains since Saturday triggered the catastrophe in the Gorontalo province on the island of Sulawesi.
