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What Tajik Gold Smuggling Bust Tells Us About Afghanistan
By Catherine Putz
As uncertainty persists in Afghanistan, some will seek to smuggle cash and gold out via Central Asia.
With Price High, Thais with Dwindling Incomes Sell Off Gold
By Associated Press
The economy is down, but gold prices are up.
The Full Story Behind China's Gold Mine-Power Plant Swap in Tajikistan
By Dirk van der Kley
The swap is the culmination of a longstanding agreement that began almost a decade ago.
Another Troublesome Kyrgyz Gold Mine
By Catherine Putz
Kumtor is not Kyrgyzstan’s only divisive gold mine.
Gold’s Asian Future
By Anthony Fensom
The region is set to be a growing source of demand for the precious metal.
Kazakhstan and the Emerging Market Gold Rush
By Paolo Sorbello
Astana, Moscow and Beijing are among those buying gold in reaction to a thriving dollar.
2015 Set to Be a Tough Year for Commodities
By Anthony Fensom
The region’s miners have had a year to forget. Will 2015 be any better?
The Ninja Miners of Mongolia
By Alvaro Laiz and David Rengel/TransterraMedia
A look at the harsh life of the "ninja" miners of Mongolia.
Is Gold Back?
By Anthony Fensom
Worries over global trends have produced a rally, to the delight of Australian miners.
China Overtakes India As Top Gold Consumer
By Ankit Panda
The World Gold Council's 2013 trend report finds that Chinese demand for gold surpassed India's.
Resources Super Cycle “Far from Over”
Some analysts argue that rumors of the death of the mining boom are exaggerated.
Gold Loses Its Glitter
After 12 straight years of gains, is the bull market for gold dead?
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