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Libya

Australians Finally Make It

After more than a year of cultivating Tripoli, Australia's Woodside has won concessions in Libya and teamed up with former partners of its fellow company Oil Search.

Subscribers only Energy 09.12.2003

Brazilian Offensive

After touring southern Africa last month, Brazilian president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is presently visiting the Middle East and [...]

Subscribers only Energy 09.12.2003

Negotiating with Oasis Group

The Oasis Group made up of Marathon, Amerada Hess, Conoco [...]

Subscribers only Energy 09.12.2003

HOW PRIVATE BANK SCENE WILL LOOK IN FUTURE

Only two private banks have so far been set up [...]

Subscribers only 05.12.2003

REPSOL YPF

REPSOL YPF (Spain), Woodside Energy (Australia) and Greece's Hellenis Petroleum [...]

Subscribers only 05.12.2003

KOREA ELECTRIC

KOREA ELECTRIC has just signed an 18 month technical assistance [...]

Subscribers only 27.11.2003

AICHA KADHAFI

The unpredictable daughter of Muammar Kadhafi, Aicha, has quit her [...]

Subscribers only Business 27.11.2003

MOHAMED OULD TOLBA

With the ?5+5? summit scheduled for Tunis in early December, [...]

Subscribers only Business 27.11.2003

What to Do After Lockerbie?

The conference ?Libya's Relations with the World? held last week at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in [...]

Subscribers only Energy 25.11.2003

Sanctions Lifted

Without waiting for Washington restore ties with Tripoli (see above), Russian president Vladmir Putin signed a decree on Nov. 21 [...]

Subscribers only Energy 25.11.2003

Lobbying Pays Off for Seoul

Thanks to a leg-up from government and corporate circles, Korea Electric has joined the tiny band of partners of Libya's GECOL.

Subscribers only Energy 25.11.2003

Moscow Lifts Sanctions against Libya

Moscow Lifts Sanctions against Libya. Russian oil firms and others [...]

Subscribers only 20.11.2003

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PRO AND ANTI-KADHAFI FORCES LINE UP

The influential think-tank Atlantic Council, chaired by former assistant secretary [...]

Subscribers only 13.11.2003

AIGLE AZUR

AIGLE AZUR, a French airline, will inaugurate three new lines [...]

Subscribers only 13.11.2003

HABIB BEN YAHIA

The Carthage Palace is determined to see that the 5+5 [...]

Subscribers only Business 13.11.2003

BHP and Woodside On Inside Track

Unveiled with a lot of fanfare last week, a new type of exploration contract being introduced by Libya is likely [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.11.2003

Planning After-Lockerbie Era

Now that the first families of victims of the downing of the Pan Am airliner over Lockerbie have begun accepting [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.11.2003

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Libya Opens its Books – a Little – to IMF

Libya's return to the international community also passes by way the International Monetary Fund.

Subscribers only 30.10.2003

EDWIN WILSON

Twenty years after being sentenced to 53 years in jail [...]

Subscribers only Business 30.10.2003

SEIF AL ISLAM

Although he was politely requested in 1995 to pursue his [...]

Subscribers only Business 30.10.2003

ABDELATI EL OBEIDI

Libya's ambassador to Rome, Abdelati El Obeidi, will be among [...]

Subscribers only Business 30.10.2003

Wishful Thinking?

Saif el Islam, son of Libyan leader Muammar Kadhafi, was in London last week to attend a conference organized by [...]

Subscribers only Energy 28.10.2003

Kadafi's Piggy Bank

In a long report on the Libyan economy, the International Monetary Fund, which can't lend to Tripoli because of the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 28.10.2003

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Joint Pipeline Venture

Libya's National Oil Company has just formed a new joint [...]

Subscribers only Energy 28.10.2003

SERGIO ROMANO

Tempers have flared between Rome and Tripoli. In an article [...]

Subscribers only Business 23.10.2003

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Libya

Australians Finally Make It

Brazilian Offensive

Negotiating with Oasis Group

HOW PRIVATE BANK SCENE WILL LOOK IN FUTURE

REPSOL YPF

KOREA ELECTRIC

AICHA KADHAFI

MOHAMED OULD TOLBA

What to Do After Lockerbie?

Sanctions Lifted

Lobbying Pays Off for Seoul

Moscow Lifts Sanctions against Libya

tripoli
PRO AND ANTI-KADHAFI FORCES LINE UP

AIGLE AZUR

HABIB BEN YAHIA

BHP and Woodside On Inside Track

Planning After-Lockerbie Era

NULL
Libya Opens its Books – a Little – to IMF

EDWIN WILSON

SEIF AL ISLAM

ABDELATI EL OBEIDI

Wishful Thinking?

Kadafi's Piggy Bank

NOC
Joint Pipeline Venture

SERGIO ROMANO

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Libya

Australians Finally Make It

Brazilian Offensive

Negotiating with Oasis Group

HOW PRIVATE BANK SCENE WILL LOOK IN FUTURE

REPSOL YPF

KOREA ELECTRIC

AICHA KADHAFI

MOHAMED OULD TOLBA

What to Do After Lockerbie?

Sanctions Lifted

Lobbying Pays Off for Seoul

Moscow Lifts Sanctions against Libya

tripoli PRO AND ANTI-KADHAFI FORCES LINE UP

AIGLE AZUR

HABIB BEN YAHIA

BHP and Woodside On Inside Track

Planning After-Lockerbie Era

NULL Libya Opens its Books – a Little – to IMF

EDWIN WILSON

SEIF AL ISLAM

ABDELATI EL OBEIDI

Wishful Thinking?

Kadafi's Piggy Bank

NOC Joint Pipeline Venture

SERGIO ROMANO

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tripoli
PRO AND ANTI-KADHAFI FORCES LINE UP

NULL
Libya Opens its Books – a Little – to IMF

NOC
Joint Pipeline Venture