Energy

Firefighters and Basra Oil Company employees look on as fire and smoke billows at the Zubair oil field in southern Iraq on October 26, 2025. (Photo by HUSSEIN FALEH/AFP via Getty Images)
Iraq's Oil Minister Hayan Abdel-Ghani said shipments have been not impacted by a deadly fire that broke out at an oilfield on Sunday
A worker fills the tank of a vehicle at a petrol station in Cairo on March 2, 2023
Egypt raised prices on a wide range of fuel products on Friday, the country's official gazette said, marking the second increase this year.
Iraq ports
Iraq has launched its third offshore pipeline at Grand Faw Port to massively boost its oil exports and modernise its southern energy infrastructure
In this photo illustration, the Kuwait Petroleum Corporation logo is displayed on a smartphone screen
The field is estimated to cover an area of 40 square kilometres and hold one trillion cubic feet of gas, the Kuwait Oil Company said.
Flag of Algeria and Sonatrach, during the inauguration of the HGA Sud - Hassi messaoud separation and compression center in Algeria on February 23, 2023
Algeria’s Sonatrach has signed a $5.4 billion, 30-year oil and gas deal with Saudi Arabia’s Midad Energy for exploration and development in the Illizi Basin.
Explosion at South Port in Port Sudan
Oil shipments from Sudan to the UAE by the world's largest independent oil trader have been disrupted due to a diplomatic crisis between the countries
OPEC Headquarters In Vienna
Eight OPEC+ countries agreed on Sunday to raise oil production by 137,000 barrels per day (BPD) in November, the group said in a statement.
Kirkuk oil fields AFP
The resumption in oil flows to Turkey comes amid the renewed focus on developing Iraqi Kurdish oil, with BP set to develop fields in Kirkuk.
A general view of the Peshkabir Oil Field, operated by the Norwegian oil and gas company DNO, in Zakho district of Duhok, Iraq
The deal will allow 180,000 to 190,000 barrels per day of oil to flow from the KRG to Turkey's Ceyhan port.
A view of the Bushehr nuclear power plant in the Persian Gulf port city of Bushehr of Iran, on January 26, 2014.
The move comes as so-called snapback sanctions triggered by the European parties to a landmark 2015 nuclear deal with Iran are set to return