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The value of mining deals in Africa declined by 79% over the past five years, but some Gulf countries are looking to reverse that trend.

The developer, Midad Real Estate, is expanding its ambitions in the kingdom.

This story was originally published by Grist and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. The middle-of-the-night kidnapping of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro shocked the world on Saturday. Military helicopters bombed Caracas, Venezuela’s capital, as U.S. special forces breached Maduro’s residence, captured him, and flew him to New York to stand trial on unproven charges of narcoterrorism. […]

The trial comes as Japan and the West move to diversify the supply and refining of rare earths away from China.

The Danish drugmaker hopes the new oral version could revive its fortunes, with its share price and profits flagging in the past year.

The US Treasury Secretary’s remarks come as the US presses major oil companies to ramp up investments in the country.

The US Energy Secretary denies 'stealing' Venezuelan oil, despite a plan to hold revenues in offshore accounts under US control.

As U.S. policy toward Venezuela hardened over the course of the year, federal lobbying activity accelerated.

Two of the president’s newest proposals track closer to the GOP’s populist fringe than to its free-market core.