Nearly a year into the global coronavirus pandemic, scientists, doctors and patients are beginning to unlock a puzzling phenomenon: For many patients, including young ones who never required hospitalization, Covid-19 Continue Reading
Oman has weathered all the innumerable challenges of 2020 with considerable flair, even though the year started off with the untimely passing of Sultan Qaboos, then came the coronavirus pandemic Continue Reading
The Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) is suspected of causing an Oct. 28 explosion on the Turkish side of the Iraq-Turkey Pipeline, which temporarily shut down oil flows from fields controlled Continue Reading
Libya’s crude oil production has reached 800,000 bpd, Reuters has reported, citing sources in the know. This is a 100,000-bpd increase in just a few days, the report added. Libya Continue Reading
Federal Iraq exports increase by more than 250k bpd and KRG posts slight decline. A worker for Iraq’s South Oil Company calls in an oil tanker to fill up at Continue Reading
Saudi Aramco failed to generate enough cash to cover its dividend, yet left the payout unchanged at $18.75 billion for the third quarter even as profit fell 45% and debt Continue Reading
Most Middle East equities fell as traders reduced risk before the U.S. election, and amid mounting concerns over pandemic lockdowns and declining oil prices. Kuwait’s Premier Market Index dropped 2.1%, the Continue Reading
OPEC’s effort to shore up world oil markets during the pandemic is facing a new threat — from the group’s own rising production. In the past few months, the resurgent Continue Reading
Times of recession usually bring up overused terms like belt-tightening or company restructuring though distressed periods are just as useful for settling old scores and shaping up new partnerships. Testifying Continue Reading
India will move swiftly to introduce more gas policy reforms to boost the fuel’s share in the energy mix, while finding ways to incentivize production of fuels like hydrogen in Continue Reading
