According to insight from a Libyan political analyst, U.N. Special Envoy for Libya Martin Kobler is near to moving forward with plans for Libya without a successful vote of confidence Continue Reading
LONDON—Genel Energy PLC, the oil company chaired by former BP PLC Chief Executive Tony Hayward, reported its worst loss since listing its shares more than four years ago in writing Continue Reading
Impressive gains by Iranian President Hassan Rouhani in heavily handicapped elections to parliament and a clerical body are evidence of an isolated nation eager to move from theocracy to a Continue Reading
Venezuela has been in a tailspin since former President Hugo Chavez died in March 2013. But in addition to the country’s visible economic and political deterioration, another crisis is emerging, Continue Reading
China is finally making progress in curing its coal addiction, but the withdrawal symptoms are starting to hit some of its most vulnerable citizens. The government said on Monday that Continue Reading
The long fuel queues which appeared over the weekend at some major cities across the country have grown worse, Daily Trust findings revealed. This is just as the Nigerian National Continue Reading
China has released new statistics indicating that it used less coal last year than in 2014, lending support to the view that the country, the world’s largest emitter of carbon Continue Reading
Two Nigerian communities can sue Royal Dutch Shell PLC’s Nigerian unit in the U.K. over oil spills in the West African country, a London court ruled Wednesday, testing whether energy Continue Reading
As China slims down its bloated steel sector, the western region of Xinjiang is feeling the pain even more than the industry’s heartland to the east, threatening efforts to develop Continue Reading
Japan’s Tokyo Gas signed a heads of agreement with Diamond Gas International, a fully owned subsidiary of Mitsubishi Corp, to buy about 200,000 mt/year of LNG, or three cargoes a Continue Reading
