Government β Samaras Clash: The Accusations and the 'Out of Touch' Statements
A new conflict has emerged between former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras and the New Democracy party over national issues and a recent agreement with Chevron for oil exploration in Crete.
Sonatrach plans extensive investments in oil and gas exploration
Sonatrach is planning significant investments in oil and gas exploration from 2026 to 2030 to enhance Algeria's reserves.
Company linked to Banco Master bought share in oil well
RubicΓ£o S.A., a company connected to Banco Master, acquired a 60% stake in an oil exploration field in Itaparica, Bahia.
Government aims to increase oil production by 2,411 barrels per day through three fronts
The Ecuadorian government plans to boost national oil production by 2,411 barrels per day through exploration and production stabilization efforts.
A Turkish drilling ship is heading to Somalia to start oil exploration
A Turkish drilling ship, Cagri Bey, is en route to Somalia to begin oil exploration as part of a controversial oil agreement.
Papastavrou: What Greece Will Gain from the Agreement with Chevron
Greek Minister of Environment and Energy, Stavros Papastavrou, discusses the new agreement with Chevron and Helleniq Energy for oil and gas exploration in Crete and Peloponnese, emphasizing Greece's assertion of its sovereign rights.
Stavros Papastavrou on the agreement with Chevron: It is not a step, it is a leap β The energy strategy is a national issue
Greek Minister of the Environment and Energy Stavros Papastavrou emphasized the strategic significance of the new agreement with Chevron during the signing of contracts for oil exploration in the Mediterranean.
Turkish ship begins first foreign mission for oil exploration off the coast of Somalia
A Turkish drill ship, 'Chagri Bay', has launched its first foreign mission to explore oil off the coast of Somalia.
MPF points out omissions and recommends suspension of oil licensing in the Foz do Amazonas
The Federal Public Ministry recommended suspending environmental licensing phases for oil exploration by Petrobras in the Foz do Amazonas.
Access group schools open the 1st night of parades in AmapΓ‘; PHOTOS
The samba schools of MacapΓ‘ kicked off the access group parades, showcasing regional cultural themes and addressing local issues such as the economic impact of oil exploration.
MPF recommends that Petrobras and Ibama suspend licensing and analyze impacts of oil exploration in the Amazon Delta
The Federal Public Ministry (MPF) in Brazil has recommended that Petrobras and the environmental agency Ibama suspend oil exploration licensing at the Amazon Delta and conduct a thorough environmental impact assessment.
How Turkey 'grasps' Libya's oil and gas
Turkey has announced it will begin oil and gas exploration in Libya, marking a significant geopolitical move in the region.
Foreign oil majors win exploration licenses in Libya
Libya has awarded exploration licenses for five oil and gas blocks to major foreign energy companies as part of an effort to revitalize its energy sector.
Libya grants foreign oil companies exploration licences
Libya has awarded new oil exploration licenses to several foreign companies for the first time in 17 years, aiming to boost oil production amid ongoing political instability.
Oil firm asks court to void ex parte administration orders
Eroton Exploration and Production Limited is seeking to overturn interim court orders that placed it under administration, presenting multiple legal challenges in Lagos.
Libya opens up to foreign oil companies
Libya is inviting foreign oil companies to begin oil exploration for the first time since the fall of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
Repsol Strengthens Its Position in Libya While Seeking Investors for Its Oil Business
Repsol, in consortium with Hungarian MOL and Turkish TPOC, has won a bidding round for oil and gas exploration blocks in Libya, marking its first bid in nearly two decades while also looking to attract investors to maximize its subsidiary's value.
Libya grants foreign oil companies exploration licences
Libya has issued new oil exploration and production licences to foreign companies for the first time in 17 years, aiming to revitalize its oil sector and increase production significantly.
Libya awards new oil exploration licences to foreign firms
Libya has issued new oil exploration and production licenses to several foreign companies for the first time in 17 years, aiming to revitalize its oil industry amid ongoing political instability.
5 Companies Win Licenses for Oil and Gas Exploration in Libya
Five international companies have been awarded licenses for oil and gas exploration in Libya, marking the countryβs first bidding round in nearly two decades amid ongoing political division.
US authorizes exploration and production of oil and gas in Venezuela
The US Treasury Department has issued a general license allowing for the provision of goods, technology, software, or American services for the exploration, development, or production of oil and gas in Venezuela.
US issues license authorizing oil and gas exploration and production in Venezuela, according to Treasury
The US Treasury has issued a general license permitting American companies to explore and produce oil and gas in Venezuela, following recent political changes.
VIDEOS: JL2 from Tuesday, February 10, 2026
The article discusses various news items, including the removal of a minister, U.S. authorization for oil and gas exploration in Venezuela, legal actions against President Lula over a Carnival theme, and reports on an assassination attempt on the Colombian President.
VIDEOS: GR2 of Tuesday, February 10
Brazil's STJ removed a minister following unanimous assault accusations, while the US allowed oil and gas exploration in Venezuela.
New oil and gas exploration site the 'size of Singapore' approved in Queensland
The Queensland government has approved a large oil and gas exploration site in the Taroom Trough despite concerns from conservation groups.
Namibia's Ministry of Industry Objects to Total and Petrobras Deal
Namibia's Ministry of Industry raises objections to the acquisition deal between TotalEnergies and Petrobras, citing lack of prior notification and legal requirements for approval.
Themes 2026: ImpΓ©rio da Zona Norte speaks of preservation and progress at the Mouth of the Amazon
The samba school ImpΓ©rio da Zona Norte will focus on environmental preservation versus economic development in its theme for Carnival 2026, emphasizing the oil exploration debate in AmapΓ‘.
The search for new oil reserves in Brazil falters and completes a decade of stagnation
Brazil has reached the end of 2025 confirming a decade of stagnation in the search for new oil exploration frontiers due to declining international prices and environmental licensing challenges.
TPAO - Chevron join forces for oil and gas exploration
Turkey announced an agreement with American Chevron for joint oil and natural gas exploration in various regions worldwide, involving collaboration between Chevron and the state-owned Turkish Petroleum Corp (TPAO).
Turkey: Agreement signed by Turkish Petroleum and Chevron for oil and gas exploration
Turkey's state energy company Turkish Petroleum and U.S. oil giant Chevron signed a memorandum of understanding to assess potential collaborations in oil and gas exploration and production.
Turkey signs agreement with Chevron for global oil and gas exploration and production
Turkey's state petroleum company and Chevron have signed a memorandum of understanding to explore and produce oil and natural gas in Istanbul.
Agreement signed between Ankara and Chevron: Joint oil and gas exploration begins
An agreement has been signed between Ankara and Chevron to start joint explorations for oil and gas.
Namibia: Justice Minister Accused of Threatening to Throw Bottle At AR's Kambala
Namibia's Justice Minister Wise Immanuel has been accused of making a threatening comment towards MP George Kambala during a parliamentary debate.
To establish the first offshore field.. Damascus signs an agreement with American and Qatari companies
Syria signed a memorandum of understanding with American Chevron and Qatari Power International for oil and natural gas exploration in Syrian territorial waters.
Ghana: After years of chaos, will the oil sector experience a second wind?
Ghana's only public oil refinery resumed operations in December 2025 after a four-year hiatus, supported by over three billion dollars in promised investments in exploration and drilling.
Member of the JANAF management: We are starting oil exploration in Kazakhstan
The JANAF management announced the resumption of crude oil transport after a three-month halt, with licenses obtained for operations in Kazakhstan following U.S. sanctions affecting NIS.