Western powers are deepening their footprint in Libya’s oil sector, with renewed IOC interest and the resumption of deepwater drilling seen as a potential signal of growing political confidence.

CAIRO, February 3. /TASS/. Saif al-Islam, the son of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, was killed in the courtyard of his home in Libya in an organized assassination, Al Hadath TV reported.

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In the post 2011 period, Libya’s energy sector became a direct reflection of political fragmentation. Oil fields, ports and pipelines began to be used not only as economic assets but also as ...