Protesters in eastern Sudan stopped the activity of a Russian mining company, owing to disagreements over the community's share of what is known as the community's responsibility and the rights of the region's people, but the company rejected the protests and said that it had fulfilled its demands for the delivery of mining squares to continue its work. The Red Sea State's limited mining company, Aliance, began operating in 2013, is a company in…
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Protesters in eastern Sudan stopped the activity of a Russian mining company, owing to disagreements over the community's share of what is known as the community's responsibility and the rights of the region's people, but the company rejected the protests and said that it had fulfilled its demands for the delivery of mining squares to continue its work. The Red Sea State's limited mining company, Aliance, began operating in 2013, is a company in…