With few options left to tackle runaway fuel costs, Washington may turn to some largely untested methods of controlling ...

The West African country is aiming to satisfy rising natural gas and power demand both domestically and regionally.

The escalation by Yemen's Houthis and the strikes by Iraqi militias on Saudi Arabia's East-West Pipeline is a watershed ...

Despite their long-standing and deep defense ties, Saudi Arabia has been unable to rely on the US for support in resisting ...

Kenya is targeting its first exploration bid round in years, while a local firm is undertaking a challenging development of ...

With the flow of traditional Middle Eastern grades constrained by the war, China and India have both increasingly relied on ...

Saudi Aramco is confident it can rapidly restore flows to its Red Sea terminals, but the threat from Yemen’s Houthis is ...

New data on the most connected airports show how Istanbul captured the top slot from London's Heathrow as the Mideast war ...

In an exclusive interview, Ezra Yacob outlines EOG's exploration-led competitive advantage, US shale's next frontier and the realities of decarbonization.

Algeria's decision to cut diplomatic ties with the UAE comes amid fears that instability in North Africa and the Sahel could impact its hydrocarbon investment drive.

Caracas improving its offer to attract foreign investment reflects wider trends among producer governments, but the US' deep involvement raises the stakes.

The Mideast crisis has reinforced buyers' shift toward supply diversification and contract flexibility. Left uncertain is whether this paves the way for lumpier LNG demand.