TRIPOLI (Reuters) – Libya’s internationally recognized government has formally requested from Turkey “air, ground and sea” military support to fend off an offensive of eastern forces to take the capital Tripoli, a Tripoli official said on Thursday. Turkey’s President Tayyip Erdogan said earlier his country will send troops to Libya at the request of Tripoli …
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Guyana’s share of Liza crude to be sold to Shell’s unit First lifting in February, all cargoes to be loaded by mid-2020 Houston — Guyana’s government will sell the first three cargoes of the new Liza crude produced offshore Guyana to a trading arm of Shell on a Dated Brent basis, the country’s Department of …
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Crude oil prices edged slightly higher on Thursday after the Christmas holiday, as a weekly inventory report indicated a bigger-than-expected decline in stockpiles for oil. American Petroleum Institute reported late Tuesday that U.S. crude supplies fell by 7.9 million barrels for the week ended Dec. 20, according to sources. That was more than analysts’ …
CAIRO (Bloomberg) – Saudi Arabia and Kuwait agreed to resume oil production in a shared border region more than four years after halting output. The agreement allows “the resumption of oil production from the joint fields,” the Saudi energy ministry said on Twitter. The oil fields at the so-called neutral zone can produce as much …
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Militias also control some Syrian oil fields Illicit oil sales between 4,000 b/d and 10,000 b/d Trade highlights Iran’s entanglement in Iraq London — Iranian proxy militias are thought to be smuggling crude oil from western Iraq to Syria, picking up a lucrative business left behind by the Islamic State, according to witnesses and people …
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NEW YORK (Reuters) – Oil prices were little changed on Monday as Russia said an OPEC-led producer group may consider easing output cuts next year, offsetting support from some investor optimism that an initial U.S.-China trade deal would be signed soon. Brent crude LCOc1 settled up 25 cents, or 0.4%, at $66.39 after a day …
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The British pound traded lower on Monday in the aftermath of the Withdrawal Agreement vote which saw MPs approve Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s plan for the United Kingdom’s departure from the European Union. The planned withdrawal may put in danger England’s union with Scotland, which previously voted to remain in the bloc. The United Kingdom …
Satellite images show that North Korea has expanded a facility linked to long-range nuclear missile production, according to an analysis given to NBC News. A temporary structure that accommodates a launcher arm is seen in satellite photos from Planet Labs, NBC reported, citing Jeffrey Lewis, the director of the East Asia Nonproliferation Program at the …
Dec. 21 (UPI) — President Donald Trump signed a $1.4 trillion spending deal Friday, averting a government shutdown hours before a midnight deadline. Trump signed the fiscal year 2020 appropriations legislation into law while aboard Air Force One en route to Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Fla., for the holidays, White House deputy press secretary Judd …
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The Bolsheviki (means minority) revolution took a year! They enslaved over 500 million people. And Stalin murdered over 20 million. And it took over 50 years and countless deaths to free PART of Easter Europe…… Now the the question is how long can they stay free. Think Ukraine!