Maritime piracy shifts to Atlantic, Southeast Asia
Of the 70 pirate attacks so far this year, 53 have been in the waters off Southeast Asia and West Africa and some 50 crew remain in captivity.
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Carmakers invite action on conflict minerals rule as May deadline looms
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Stornoway secures about $1bn for Quebec’s to-be first diamond mine
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