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German ministers call on China, Gulf states to contribute climate finance - Vimarsana News

German ministers call on China, Gulf states to contribute climate finance

China and other big-polluting developing countries should pay more to help poor states cope with climate change, Germany's foreign and development ministers said on Thursday, as countries prepare... -April 25, 2024 at 07:49 am EDT - MarketScreener

Nigeria's NNPC allocates four February crude oil cargoes to Dangote - Vimarsana News

Nigeria's NNPC allocates four February crude oil cargoes to Dangote

Nigeria's state oil company NNPC has allocated four crude cargoes from its February programme to the $20 billion Dangote refinery, which is poised to begin operations after years of construction... -January 09, 2024 at 11:35 am EST - MarketScreener

UPDATE 2-Iraq asks Turkey to resume northern oil export pipeline -sources - Vimarsana News

UPDATE 2-Iraq asks Turkey to resume northern oil export pipeline -sources

Iraq has sent an official request to Turkey to restart oil export flows through a pipeline that runs from the semi-autonomous Kurdistan Region in northern Iraq to the Turkish port of Ceyhan.

EU leaders to keep studying gas price caps - Vimarsana News

EU leaders to keep studying gas price caps

BRUSSELS — European Union leaders ended another debate on the bloc’s response to the energy crunch without agreement on whether to cap gas prices, deciding in…

Poland says it will dismantle disciplinary chamber for judges - Vimarsana News

Poland says it will dismantle disciplinary chamber for judges

Poland will dismantle a judges' disciplinary chamber as part of wider judiciary reforms in coming months, the government said on Tuesday after the Court of Justice of the European Union ruled that the disciplinary mechanism undercuts EU law.