African states will get tougher on mining companies

A number of African states have grown more assertive in negotiations with mining firms

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Mongolia and Turkey will seek stronger ties

Ulaanbaatar and Ankara see great potential in their partnership

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Bolivia has the world’s largest lithium reserves, but has so far failed to capitalise on them

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Western mining firms are facing higher taxes, regulatory constraints and political instability in West Africa

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A chaotic, televised cabinet meeting has led to a crisis in government, with all ministers told to resign

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The escalating conflict in eastern DRC is likely to draw more attention to Kinshasa’s ongoing lawsuit against Apple

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China has slowly increased its influence over Tajikistan over the past decade

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The mining sector is an important element in Oman's Vision 2040 economic development and diversification strategy

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Dozens of illegal miners have died as a direct and predictable result of an uncompromising police operation

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Rio Tinto, Australia’s second-largest mining company, and Swiss-based Glencore last year held talks on a possible merger

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