A military offensive around the city of Aleppo by Syrian government and allied forces has uprooted hundreds of families in nearby towns and killed three humanitarian aid workers, the United Continue Reading
A Top oil exporter Saudi Arabia faces a dilemma when setting its monthly export prices this week, as rival producer Iran ramps up crude shipments into an already oversupplied market. Continue Reading
Slabs of concrete wall have sprung up and military patrols have intensified, but local people say this stretch of Turkey’s border facing Syrian territory under Islamic State control is still Continue Reading
An airstrike by a military coalition led by Saudi Arabia hit a cement factory north of Sana, Yemen ’s capital, on Wednesday evening, killing at least 15 people, including civilian Continue Reading
Kirkuk province, like the rest of Iraq, is in a development stand-still as the depressed oil price has cut state revenues and the fight against the so-called Islamic State (IS) Continue Reading
Litasco, the trading arm of Russia’s Lukoil, is set to ship the first Suezmax-sized cargo out of Iran after international sanctions were lifted three weeks ago, market sources said Tuesday. Continue Reading
Oil companies looking to steal a jump on rivals in the race to benefit from Iran’s emergence from Western sanctions risk having tankers left in limbo by international insurers’ continued Continue Reading
The state oil company in Nigeria, Africa’s biggest producer of crude, made a 267 billion naira ($1.34 billion) loss last year, dragged down by its refining division. Sales of 2 Continue Reading
A 9-foot-high wall built of fabric, sand and steel that can withstand a car bomb surrounds this seaside oil-and-gas complex, a barrier against militant attacks that many in Libya hope Continue Reading
The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) announced sizeable cuts to its bloated government payroll Wednesday, in response to a budget crisis that has brought the economy to the brink of collapse.The Continue Reading
