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Greek Tanker Maran Homer Damaged in Suspected Strike in Russian Black Sea Waters

Greek officials will lodge a formal complaint over the Novorossiysk incident, with responsibility not independently established.

Rodríguez Asks Trump to End Venezuela Sanctions, Calling Him a 'Partner and Friend'

OPEC+ Keeps March Quotas Unchanged as Compensation Cuts Trim February Allowance

MOL Signs Preliminary Deal to Buy Majority Stake in Serbia’s NIS From Gazprom Neft

Oil Ends Volatile Week Higher as Iran Strike Fears Ease

Oil Opens 2026 Slightly Higher on Geopolitical Tension as Market Eyes OPEC+ Meeting

Iran’s Arms Exporter Opens Crypto Payments for Weapons Sales

Amazon Says It Blocked More Than 1,800 North Korean Job Applications as Attempts Increase

India Tightens Russian Oil Checks as Imports Slide and Prices Hit War Lows

India’s Refiners Pull Back From Russian Crude as U.S. Sanctions Reshape Flows

Ukrainian Strike Shuts Tuapse Fuel Exports, Idles Rosneft’s Black Sea Refinery

Oil Heads for Third Monthly Drop as Stronger Dollar, Rising Supply Weigh on Prices

Oil Pares Slide on U.S. Stock Draw as OPEC+ Plans Temper Gains

Traders Push Yuan Payments for Russian Oil Sold to Indian State Refiners

Twin No-Confidence Motions Target Von der Leyen in European Parliament

OPEC+ Starts Unwinding Cuts With October Output Hike of 137,000 Barrels a Day

Saudi Arabia and Iraq Halt Crude Sales to Sanctioned Nayara Refinery

Indian Refiners Keep Buying Russian Oil Despite U.S. Tariff Threats

Oil Rallies on U.S.-EU Trade Optimism and Strong Inventory Draws

Oil Prices Slide Over 2% This Week as Supply and Trade Concerns Persist