Is there still hope for higher oil prices?
Oil prices have cratered in recent weeks, dipping to their lowest levels in more than seven months and any sense of optimism has almost entirely disappeared.
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Canada’s Zonte Metals sues Colombia over gold permit rejection
The junior miner claims the Department of Antioquia's mining authority did not process its exploration application in accordance with the country’s mining code.
Fiscal for two missing miners in Chile expects to learn the truth of what happened in Mandalay’s mine
One of the authorities involved in an investigation into Mandalay's mine accident earlier this month says at this point what matters is to learn the truth of what really happened.
Rio brushes off Glencore latest offer for coal mines, sticks with Yancoal
The company has chosen to sell its Hunter Valley coal mines to China-backed Yancoal, but shareholders will decide.
China shuns Indian iron ore in favour of Australia’s
Chinese steel mills are turning their backs on India and embracing Australia as a source of higher-grade ore for steelmaking.
New Brunswick tungsten-moly mine gets environmental green light
Canada could be back to producing tungsten again following the closure of the country's only tungsten mine in late 2015.
Colombia coal mine explosion kills 13
Thirteen coal miners have died in Colombia after an explosion at an illegal coal mine on Friday.
Villagers invade Acacia’s North Mara mine in Tanzania
Hundreds of villagers near the North Mara gold mine in Tanzania invaded the mine for several days last week in an attempt to steal gold ore.