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In Libyas Bani Walid, flags of ousted dictator Muammar Gaddafi still fly in some places and streets are ragged with neglect, but its residents have new hope for their town and country. During a re...

Friday 28/05/2021 Tunisian President Kais Saied, left, and Stephanie Williams, Acting Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General attend the opening ceremony of the Libya’s peace talks in Tunis, Nov. 9, 2020. (AP) Ten years after their respective uprisings, Tunisia and Libya are still at a crossroads. Libya is indeed inaugurating a new chapter of its political transition by the formation of a new interim government on February 15, 2021, which must confront the gigantic  task of secur...

Russian energy company Gazprom has reportedly restarted oil production at its assets in Libya after a gap of nine months.

Article content BANI WALID — In Libya’s Bani Walid, flags of ousted autocrat Muammar Gaddafi still fly in some places and streets are ragged with neglect, but its residents have new hope for their town and country. During a recent visit by Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeibeh, head of a new unity government, people waved olive branches as his armored motorcade passed through the town, which has long been isolated by political disputes. Children raised two fingers in a ‘v’ for victory and p...

PRECIS History of genocidal crimes against Koreans in their own beloved country by the USA before and after it became the sole world superpower as a result of the Second World War, a conflict which could not have happened without mega enormous investment in, and joint venturing by US corporations and banks in building impoverished Nazi Germany up to world #1 military force. Why there is joy for having a nuclear deterrent becomes obvious. —The Editor   With seconds to live, a South Korean acc...

Gazprom started oil production in Libya again after ten months, before which Gazprom suspended the production under force majeure.

They improved over the course of the war, with deadly results.

A number of refineries in Africa have been offline, either following maintenance as Zambia’s Indeni, or due to a lack of crude supply as Ghana’s Tema. Two refineries in South Africa also remain offline — Engen’s Durban and the Cape Town refinery — as well as Cameroon’s Limbe. Near-term maintenance New and revised entries ** ...

By Sami Zaptia. London, 26 May 2021: Russia’s TASS news agency reported yesterday that Gazprom EP International has resumed crude oil production in Libya under its JV agreement with Wintershall Dea. It quoted Gasprom Managing Director Sergey Tumanov in an interview with Gazprom’s in-house magazine. The report said oil output is expected to rise from the current 43,000 barrels per day to 62,000 barrels per day in 2021. “In the fall of 2020, after nine months of suspension due to the force...

Gazprom plans Libya production boost following restart Gazprom EP International has restarted production in Libya, where it works with Wintershall Dea. Updated: 26/05/2021, 9:43 am Sarir Oil Operations holds talks with NOC in March 2021 Source: Sarir Oil Operations Register here for the Energy Voice daily newsletter, bringing you key news and insight from across the global energy landscape. Thank you for signing up to our newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up...