A state-owned Indian oil company says a raging fire at a natural gas field in remote northeastern India has killed two firefighters and forced nearly 8,000 people to leave their homes
Libya's national oil company says a unit affiliated with east-based forces, which have been trying to capture Tripoli but are now on the retreat, have ordered the country’s largest oil field to halt work just hours after it restarted operations
Libyan fighters allied with the country’s U.N.-supported government in Tripoli are pressing their advance, boosted by recent battlefield gains and their rivals’ withdrawal from around the capital
OPEC and allied nations have agreed to extend a production cut of nearly 10 million barrels of oil a day through the end of July, hoping to boost energy prices hard-hit by the coronavirus pandemic
Egypt’s president has announced a unilateral initiative to end the civil war in neighboring Libya — a plan accepted by Khalifa Hifter, commander of the eastern forces that have suffered heavy defeats in recent weeks
Iraqi officials say two rockets struck near a Chinese oil facility south of Baghdad without causing any casualties
The Middle East has long been wracked by high numbers of unemployed youth, unrest, conflict and large numbers of refugees, even before the coronavirus outbreak
Libya's national oil corporation says losses from a protracted blockade of vital oil files and ports have surpassed $4 billion amid an escalation of fighting between rival forces for the capital Tripoli
Authorities say armed men boarded a Hong Kong-flagged tanker ship off the coast of Iran near the crucial Strait of Hormuz
A U.K. monitoring organization says armed men have boarded an oil tanker off the coast of Iran near the crucial Strait of Hormuz
