Gold is new obsession for East Europe’s nationalist leaders
Poland’s government touted this week its economic might after completing the repatriation of 100 tonnes of the metal.
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Lucara bets on diamond market recovery, plans mine expansion
The company has earmarked $53 million for early work on a planned underground mine at Karowe. A final investment decision will be made in the second half of 2020.
Cerro de Pasco acquires Volcan’s mining assets in Peru for $30 million
Cerro de Pasco was one of the oldest and largest polymetallic mines in the world, operating for almost 400 years.
Rio spending $4 billion on iron ore pipeline amid China demand
Rio forecasts its iron ore shipments to rise as much as 5% in 2020.
GT Gold’s stock jumps after boost from Newmont
Newmont will own 14.9% of GT Gold’s outstanding shares, an increase from the 9.9% it previously held.
Canadian town of Asbestos, in Quebec, seeks new name
Former mining town asks residents to submit suggestions.
‘The revolution is ongoing’: Bougainville to revive radical mining proposal
Under the proposed mining law amendments, Bougainville would take a 60% share in all projects and retain all mining licences, leaving a 40% share that investors can bid for.
Chile protests threaten to dethrone world’s top copper producer
Codelco planned to spend $20 billion to modernize its aging mines, but protests have undermined the state-owned miner's push.
Canadian miners sign deal on Old Gold Bar project in Nevada
Ely Gold sold the property to McEwen Mining.
