There’s too much uranium in India’s water, and nobody’s watching it

After the government started enforcing a 7% tax on precious metals, most small-scale producers started selling to smugglers.

Nat Rothschild is roping in mining legend Robert Friedland to wrest control of London-listed Bumi from Indonesia's Bakrie dynasty.

Japan turns to Kazakhstan for rare earth supplies

Members of a Chinese band that sold silver jewellery covered in a thin layer of gold in Shanghai, causing eight local pawn shops lose about $4.2 billion, were charged Wednesday with contract fraud.

Net polished exports plunge as net rough imports surge

Nuclear meltdown afflicts aquatic fauna

The world's number two miner wants "much more" than the $500m BHP got for Ekati by listing a new entity in London.

Only three days after India’s auction for the 2G telecom spectrum ended in a fiasco with no bids, the South East Asian country is now talking about selling 54 coal mines.

Will nationalization be a self-perpetuating cycle?