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Lukoil Declares Force Majeure at Iraq’s West Qurna-2 After U.S. Sanctions

U.S. sanctions have choked payments, leaving West Qurna-2’s operations and ownership in doubt.

U.S. Grants Hungary One-Year Waiver on Russian Energy After Trump–Orbán Meeting

Gunvor Withdraws $22 Billion Lukoil Bid After U.S. Treasury Vows No License

U.S. Moves to Lift U.N. Sanctions as Trump Confirms First White House Visit by Syria’s Al‑Sharaa

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

U.S. Lifts Sanctions on Bosnian Serb Leader Milorad Dodik and 47 Associates

Oil Books Biggest Weekly Rise Since June After U.S. Sanctions Hit Rosneft and Lukoil

U.S. Eases Syria Export Controls With New ‘Syria Peace and Prosperity’ Exception

U.S. Sanctions China Oil Terminals and Greek Shipper in Fresh Crackdown on Iranian Crude

US Sanctions Rubaya Militia and Firms Over Illicit Congo Mineral Trade

U.S. Sanctions Disrupt U.N. Gaza Rapporteur’s Finances as She Unveils New Genocide Economy Report

Elie Mystal Urges World to Sanction U.S. Over Iran Bombing, Fueling Partisan Divide

Iran Procures Thousands of Tons of Missile-Fuel Oxidizer From China

US and EU Lift Sanctions on Syria to Support Reconstruction