Oil and Gas

CEOs, speaking at the Qatar Economic Forum, said lack of investment will curtail future crude supplies.

Investors bullish about a quick recovery in global oil demand even as concerns ease over the return of Iranian crude.

Moody’s found that despite ambitious plans to diversify economies, progress for Gulf states is limited.

A fair distribution of oil and gas resources in the Levant Basin will be key to achieving peace in Israel-Palestine.

‘Those who can’t pay 200,000 Lebanese pounds for a tank should stop using a car,’ Raymond Ghajar said.

The Chinese-backed coal-fired power plant in Chattogram, Bangladesh has been the site of deadly crackdowns on protests.

Climate change campaigners launch a lawsuit against Oslo over plans for more oil drilling in the Arctic.

Policy missteps, entrenched corruption and an over-reliance on oil have pushed the country’s economy to the brink.

The landmark accord has been delayed because there are some sticking points, but not an impasse, Iran said.

Americans are becoming more comfortable meeting friends, returning to offices and attending large events, says a survey.

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Royal Dutch Shell says it will change strategy after a court ruling forced it to cut its emissions.

Order books for the sale are in excess of $60bn, people familiar with the matter told Bloomberg News.

Brent futures hit their highest in two years while West Texas Intermediate rose to a level unseen in almost three years.