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Chile mines about 23% of the world's copper, more than any other country. July output fell 9.4% after deadly storms, and the market felt it within hours. The post Chile Supplies a Quarter of the World’s Copper. July Was a Bad Month. appeared first on The Rio Times .
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At least 1,295 people were killed in Nepal after the flash floods on August 26. While over 12,000 people have been rescued, almost 5,000 remain missing as per authorities in Nepal.
As a possible damage-control measure ahead of the meeting, Civil Supplies Minister Venkataraman has described the remarks supporting Vijay as the personal opinions of individual lawmakers.
Five weeks into her term, Keiko Fujimori has 60% approval, a market-friendly cabinet, and a Lima stock exchange up 21.6% this year. Peru's real test is still ahead.
The Colombian peso has gained about 19% against the dollar in 2026, its best run in roughly ten years. Here is what is driving it, and what could break it.
The Bono Regional Drug Law Enforcement Unit has arrested a 66-year-old woman and her 29-year-old son after police allegedly found suspected Indian hemp, Tramadol and other restricted drugs in their…
The United Nations on Friday voted for a shift away from the 16th-century Mercator global map towards one more accurately reflecting countries' true size, a resolution sponsored by African states to…
