A Russian tanker that was badly damaged in an attack in the Mediterranean last week is drifting without crew towards the Libyan coast, Italy's civil protection service said on Friday ... .
Libya’s National Oil Company reports it has retained international experts specialized in incident response to address the drifting hulk of the gas ca ....
The uncrewed Russian tanker drifting in the Mediterranean for the past two weeks has entered Libya's search and rescue zone and is now about 40 nautical miles (74 kilometers) from Libya's territorial ...
Since then, the vessel has effectively become a “ghost ship,” drifting through multiple search and rescue zones—including those of Malta, Italy, and Libya—without any state taking direct control.
Damage to Gulf energy infrastructure in the Middle East war has turned attention to Algeria and Libya as possible fallback oil and gas suppliers, but both have little room to ramp up output in the short term, experts say.
However, the relevant authorities have not yet issued any official statement clarifying the causes of the fire or the extent of human and material losses ... .
The GeneralCompany for Water and Wastewater (GCWW) announced on Saturday, the completion of work to pump out and clear rainwater blockages in the Al-Sayad area of the capital, Tripoli... .
Return of Chinese State-Owned and Private Companies. For its part, the Chinese side affirmed its support for the return of Chinese state-owned and private companies to Libya to contribute to infrastructure projects and reconstruction ... .