Iran on Sunday announced a 42% turnout in its parliamentary election, the lowest rate since the 1979 Islamic revolution, while its top leader said Tehran’s enemies played up the new Continue Reading
The Persian Gulf is, without doubt, the most prominent oil and gas production area in the world. After decades of intensive exploration and production, the region still amaze persistent explorers. Continue Reading
In mid January, a week after Bashir Murad was named as a deputy director general of the North Oil Company (NOC) with administrative authority to act as de facto director Continue Reading
Iraq’s parliament is expected to convene on Wednesday to vote on granting confidence to the new cabinet of Prime Minister-designate Mohammad Allawi, first deputy speaker Hasan al-Kaabi said, the state-run Continue Reading
Aramco plans to develop Jafurah, Saudi Arabia’s largest unconventional and non-associated gas field that contains an estimated 200 trillion cubic feet of raw gas and whose production can be used Continue Reading
Early results show Iran’s hardliners are on track for a sweeping victory in the parliamentary election after many voters stayed away due to the absence of prominent reformist candidates and Continue Reading
Saudi Arabia remains committed to the OPEC+ alliance with Russia and other key oil producers, the kingdom’s energy minister said Friday, rejecting a report that it was considering a pause Continue Reading
Hardliners loyal to Iran’s supreme leader are likely to sweep a parliamentary election on Friday that will cement their grip on power as the country faces mounting U.S. pressure over Continue Reading
The United Nations warned on Friday that fighting in northwest Syria could “end in a bloodbath” and called again for a ceasefire, while Moscow denied reports of a mass flight Continue Reading
The Houthi rebels in Yemen launched a missile attack on Saudi Arabia early this morning but the missiles were intercepted by the Saudi defense system, Reuters reported , citing a Continue Reading
