A key Libyan militia in the east has agreed to hand back control of four oil terminals it captured and shut down last summer in its demand for a share in oil revenues, the official Libyan news agency reported. The seizure and the shutdown of the terminals has cost Libya billions of dollars and escalated a political crisis that has threatened to plunge the country into even greater turmoil, unseen since the 2011 civil war that ousted longtime strongman Moammar Gadhafi. After months of a tense standoff – exacerbated by an attempt by the eastern militia to use a North Korean-flagged tanker to export oil from one of the seized terminals – the state news agency LANA reported that a deal was reached with representatives from eastern Libya late on Sunday. The deal could help bolster the authority of the weak central Libyan government in […]