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In a statement issued in the earlier hours of 20 June, Stephanie Williams, the United Nations Special Advisor on Libya, drew the curtain on the Cairo talks between Libyan rivals as they failed to reac...

Without a quick resolution to the renewed rivalry in Libyan politics, the oil blockades could last all year

Libya is producing only about 100,000-150,000 bpd of crude oil as almost all of its fields get shut down amid the latest flare-up of fighting between political factions in the war-torn country.

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Libya is losing oil production at the rate of 1.1 million barrels daily, the country’s oil minister Mohammed Aoun has said, adding that almost all of the country’s oil fields were shut down

Paring early morning advances, oil futures nearest delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange and Brent crude traded on the Intercontinental Exchange slipped in afternoon trade Monday.

Libyan oil production and exports are set to drop again after two export terminals were blocked on Thursday, and protesters threatened on Friday to close another oil port

Libya’s largest oilfield, Sharara, restarted oil production this weekend following weeks of shutdown over protests, sources in Libya told Argus on Monday.

Last year many had hoped Libya was finally moving on from a long struggle between rival authorities. But the Tripoli-based Government of National Unity, established in 2021 as part of the United Nations-led political process, has been challenged since March by a rival government appointed through a disputed parliamentary vote.

Tunisian foreign minister meets head of Libya’s Presidency Council in Equatorial Guinea - Anadolu Agency