Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said on Monday that he may meet his Saudi Arabian counterpart before a planned oil producers’ meeting in Doha on April 17. Saudi Arabia, the Continue Reading
Saudi Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman sat down for a five-hour interview with Bloomberg News at the royal compound in Riyadh last week. Here’s a breakdown of what we Continue Reading
A series of suicide car bomb attacks targeting security forces and crowded areas in central and southern Iraq on Monday left a total of 15 killed and some 48 others Continue Reading
All signs suggest that a meeting of OPEC and non-OPEC oil producing countries in Doha on April 17 will produce an initial agreement to freeze output, Kuwait’s OPEC governor Nawal Continue Reading
Saudi Arabia plans to almost double the size of its stock market, among the most closed in the world, by adding dozens of companies and making it easier for foreigners Continue Reading
For nearly the past two decades, chavistas , or supporters of former President Hugo Chávez, have dominated Venezuelan government institutions and have actively promoted the Bolivarian Revolution, whose key ideological Continue Reading
The Panama Canal Authority has imposed further draft restrictions for vessels transiting through the canal effective April 29 due to ongoing El Nino-related droughts in the region. In a shipping Continue Reading
Armenians and Azeris reported dozens of soldiers and civilians killed as the worst fighting in two decades threatened to spread beyond the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh territory. Twenty Armenian servicemen have died, Continue Reading
Malta-flagged Iranian crude oil supertanker ”Delvar” is seen anchored off Singapore March 1, 2012. India is set to import at least 400,000 barrels per day (bpd) of Iranian oil in Continue Reading
Coal’s bright start to the year in Asia is fading amid the gloom of weak demand across the region’s top importers and still too much supply from top producers. The Continue Reading
