Mustafa Sanalla, the chairman of Libya’s National Oil Corp., was evacuated from the company’s headquarters in Tripoli Monday after gunmen stormed the building, detonating grenades, sources in the country told Continue Reading
Algeria has survived the decade of political turmoil, with Arab Spring revolutions subverting authoritarian leaders across the Maghreb, largely unscathed. Popular unrest was swiftly quelled by government handouts and thereafter Continue Reading
Union Fenosa Gas, a joint venture of Spain’s Naturgy and Italy’s Eni, operates the Damietta liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant in Egypt. The company took the country to court in Continue Reading
A ceasefire has been signed between armed factions fighting over the Libyan capital, the United Nations said on Tuesday, after more than a week of violence inside Tripoli. Dozens of Continue Reading
A mortar shell landed in this market in Tripoli, Libya, last week. A parallel battle was heating up on Facebook. CAIRO — When a new bout of fighting between rival Continue Reading
Civilians in Libya’s capital have been caught up in the deadly clashes between rival militias Some 400 prisoners have escaped from a facility near the Libyan capital Tripoli amid deadly Continue Reading
Libya’s oil production has been holding at around 1 million bpd for the past couple of weeks, rising slightly this week thanks to increased production at two small oilfields in Continue Reading
Political actors in Libya, a member of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, shouldn’t settle scores through violence, the U.N. mission stated. The U.N. Support Mission in Libya called for Continue Reading
As a result, Royal Dutch Shell PLC, BP PLC and Eni SpA have invested billions of dollars in Egypt in recent years, including the Mediterranean Sea’s biggest natural-gas field off Continue Reading
Highlights US-China trade dispute pulling more Libyan crude east Almost 200,000 b/d has flowed to Asia in 2018 More than 20% of exports poised to go east Key buyers include Continue Reading
