Taliban plans to formally join China’s Belt and Road Initiative
Beijing has sought to develop its ties with the Taliban-run government since it took over in 2021, even though no other country has recognised the administration.
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BHP CEO says ‘ship has sailed’ on potential acquisition of Canada’s Nutrien
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Brazilian court rules in favor of Brazil Potash’s Autazes project
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Rio Tinto aims to add more iron ore with stronger China outlook
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