Iran supreme leader threatens to block all Gulf oil exports if its own are stopped

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has said that no country in the region will export oil if Iran’s exports are stopped. The same threat was earlier voiced by President Hassan Rouhani.

Libyan gov't warns against "negative repercussions" of halting oil exports by eastern army

Libya's UN-backed government on Tuesday warned against "negative repercussions" of stopping oil exports in the oil crescent region by the eastern-based army.

German govt halts arms exports to parties in Yemen war

Germany has said it won’t approve arms exports to countries involved in the conflict in Yemen. The move could affect sales of military hardware to Saudi Arabia, AP said.

Profit over life: UK blasted for post-Brexit boost in arms sales to repressive regimes

The UK government has been accused of giving “uncritical support” to some of the world’s most repressive regimes, as figures reveal it increased its arms sales to ‘not-free’ countries by nearly a third since the Brexit vote.

Iraqi Oil Ministry Warns Foreign Companies against Contracts with Kurdistan

Baghdad warned international companies that signing contracts without coordinating them with the authorities constituted "gross interference in Iraq's internal affairs, the violation of its national sovereignty and a clear violation of international norms," according to a Iraqi Oil Ministry announced in a statement.

Baghdad reviews options to export oil north through Turkey

An oil company working in the north of Iraq is called on to overhaul an export pipeline that runs from Kirkuk to a Turkish port, the government in Baghdad said.

Turkey Agrees to Deal Only with Baghdad on Oil Exports

Turkey told Iraq it would deal only with the Iraqi government on crude oil exports, the office of Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said on Thursday.

Sanctions alone will not resolve North Korea crisis: Vladimir Putin

Resolving the North Korean nuclear crisis is impossible with sanctions and pressure alone, Russian President Vladimir Putin said this morning after meeting his South Korean counterpart.

El Consejo de Seguridad de la ONU aprueba la resolución que endurece las sanciones a Pyongyang

El Consejo de Seguridad de la ONU aprobó por unanimidad la resolución que podría llevar al recorte de las ganancias anuales de Corea del Norte en 1.000 millones de dólares.

"Ne vous mêlez pas de nos affaires intérieures": Erdogan à l'Allemagne

Le président turc Recep Tayyip Erdogan a sommé dimanche l'Allemagne de ne "pas se mêler des affaires intérieures" de son pays, alors que les relations entre ces deux partenaires au sein de l'Otan se sont encore envenimées cette semaine.

Russia, Turkey Economy Ministries to Address Grain Import Curbs

The Russian and Turkish economy ministries will hold consultations soon on Turkey's import curbs of Russian grain, Deputy Economic Development Minister Alexei Gruzdev told Sputnik on Wednesday.

Libyan Parliamentarian Blames UK, Italy for Attacks on Oil Fields in the East

On Tuesday, the Libyan parliament situated in the country's eastern city of Tobruk voted to withdraw from a unity government agreement following the attacks on the country's main oil-production area in the east.

Libyan group claims capture of five cities, two major oil producing areas

The Benghazi Defence Brigades says it has captured five cities and two major oil-producing areas in the east of Libya after opposing forces carried out air raids around major oil ports overnight, seeking to regain control of the area.

Si les USA renoncent à «exporter la démocratie», le monde s’en félicitera!

L’administration de l’ex-président américain Barack Obama n’hésitait pas à s’ingérer dans les affaires intérieures d’autres pays, essayant d'y instaurer la «démocratie», ce qui réussissait mal aux États-Unis, car la démocratie ne s'exporte pas, constate le chef de la diplomatie hongroise.

Hungarian Foreign Minister Welcomes End to US Export of Democracy as Good Sign

The stated end of the United States' goal of exporting democracy is a good sign for the global community, Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjarto said Monday.

Germany Says US under Trump Must Abide by Trade Deals

Washington must stick to international agreements under the presidency of Donald Trump, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said Friday, but does not expect a major trade war despite the President-elect's attack on German car makers.

Turkish president accuses West of helping terrorists. Weapons recovered from terrorists were made in the W. Countries

Visiting Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Thursday accused the Western nations of "supporting terrorists," citing that weapons recovered from terrorists were made in the countries.

Saudi arms: UK ministers refuse to cease support

UK Foreign Minister Boris Johnson and three other British cabinet ministers have refused to cease military support to Saudi Arabia, reported London-based Asharq Al-Awsat on Wednesday.

Austria's EU exit would be highly damaging to economy: study

A hypothetical Austrian exit from the European Union (EU) would be highly damaging to its domestic economy, a new study claimed Tuesday.

La Chine prête à riposter en cas de guerre commerciale avec les USA

Un journal gouvernemental chinois analyse la menace de Donald Trump d’imposer des taxes importantes sur les exportations chinoises.