DR Congo uncovers $20B in payments to ineligible mining suppliers
The country is courting new mining investment and seeks to ensure that Congolese partners have a genuine stake in the businesses supplying its mines.
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The country is courting new mining investment and seeks to ensure that Congolese partners have a genuine stake in the businesses supplying its mines.
State oil company NNPC said it incurred the cost to protect oil facilities.
The Arizona Democratic senator talked about his agenda with Semafor — but demurred on how he’ll handle 2028.
Members of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum voiced fears that their concerns were being deprioritized by China in favor of US talks.
Spreads on French bond yields over German ones have narrowed but remain elevated.
Gains for AI firms have overcome declines for financial, healthcare, and consumer-focused companies.
Experts have argued that AI could be revolutionary for mathematics, but only if it gives the proof for a solution.
Analysts said attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz were increasing, while Iran-backed Houthis remain a threat in the Bab el-Mandeb waterway.
African Union’s new rating agency promises to add a fresh voice in a market dominated by the Big Three credit rating agencies.
Investors allege Wall Street’s biggest names inflated their marks.
Sixty-three percent of Democrats say they have confidence in election integrity, according to Gallup polling.
The Treasury Department moved last week to automatically enroll tens of millions of children and greenlight donations of individual stocks.
President Trump’s Board of Peace unveiled a $2.45 billion Gaza recovery plan at a recent meeting, but the goals remain out of reach.
Massachusetts Rep. Lori Trahan’s “CLAIM Act” would make it easier for third parties to sue AI developers.
Guardrails Action warns politicians in a new letter that they’ll face ‘active, mobilized opposition’ if they don’t commit to safety regulations.
Belgian-American scientist Francis Halzen was honored for his pioneering work studying “ghost particles” in the Antarctic.
China broke oil and gas production records in 2025, though it has hastened its efforts this year in a bid to shield itself from war-related vicissitudes in global energy markets.
India’s first bullet train is yet to transport a single passenger 10 years after the joint project with Japan broke ground.
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