Energy

Syria and Iraq plan to revive the Kirkuk–Baniyas pipeline, restoring oil exports and regional energy ties.

Benjamin Netanyahu said he approved on Wednesday Israel's largest ever gas deal, striking an agreement worth nearly $35 billion with Egypt

Libya will unveil early next year which foreign firms win its first oil and gas exploration licences in nearly 20 years, the NOC says.

Putin pledges uninterrupted fuel supplies to India as New Delhi faces US pressure and steep tariffs over its Russian oil purchases.

US pressure has reportedly caused Tel Aviv to get back on track with its $35 billion gas export deal with Egypt, following months of uncertainty.

The EU will ban Russian gas imports by 2027 to end reliance on Moscow, boost energy security, and support Ukraine.

Syria’s President al-Sharaa met delegations from Chevron and the Syrian Petroleum Company to discuss oil and gas exploration on Syria’s shores, state media says

Iraq is planning to transfer an oil field run by the Russian company Lukoil - sanctioned by the US - to an American firm

Saudi Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman says OPEC+’s new mechanism for assessing members’ maximum output capacity will help stabilise oil markets.

Mark Savaya, the US president's special envoy to Iraq, blamed "armed groups operating illegally and driven by hostile foreign agendas" for the strike.