Ships shelled in Black Sea as invasion sparks maritime chaos
At least two merchant ships have been reportedly hit since Russian forces began the attack in Ukraine.
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Women in Mining: Breaking down barriers to belonging
Edumine’s upcoming online conference, Women in Mining: Exploring Points of Resistance on March 15, is gathering voices from all facets of the industry.
Chile’s overwhelmed Constitution writers are facing a backlash
Radical proposals that could fundamentally remake the society and economy and drive away investors are slipping through.
Mining People: Agnico Eagle, District Copper, Ivanhoe Mines, Monumental Minerals, Teck Resources
Key moves in the mining sector.
ESG, green energy transition to remain top-of-mind in mining boardrooms – report
The environmental, social and governance theme anchored itself as a mainstream aspect of the mining business in 2021, a report by White & Case states.
Strong diamond demand boosts Lucara revenue, Petra sales
Miners have added evidence that the global market for roughs diamonds and jewellery has returned to pre-pandemic levels.
Ferrexpo declares force majeure as exports halted at Ukraine port
Iron ore miner will not be able to honour contracts following Russian invasion
Thermal coal price hit all-time high as Europe scrambles for fuel
Russia supplies coal to Europe, with Refinitiv pegging February seaborne volumes at 3.27 million tonnes.
Tranquil valley’s triumph over coal shows hurdles for industry
For campaigners in this pastoral countryside adjacent to a world heritage site, a decision this month by the High Court of Australia was the culmination of a years-long legal battle against a global corporate giant.
