Libya’s oil exports dropped by 81% last week as the National Oil Corporation (NOC) halted shipments amid a growing crisis involving the Central Bank of Libya and oil revenues, according to Reuters.
Libyan ports averaged 194,000 barrels of crude oil per day during the period, a sharp decline from previous levels
Despite the severe drop, the NOC has not declared a full force majeure on all port shipments but has instead applied the measure to individual ones, particularly affecting output from the Al-Fil oil field and exports from the Sharara field.
According to a report by Maghreb Intelligence more than 23,000 Algerians residing in France have had their residence permits
According to local media reports a group of Moroccan hackers known as the Moroccan Ghosts hacked into the archive of
Egyptian President Sisi spoke with Jordan's King Abdullah II on Tuesday, stressing the importance of adopting a unified
In a move that looks likely to enhance Moroccan Japanese trade relations, a recent delegation of Japanese car companies has
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