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Scores Killed In Libyan Ethnic Clashes
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UN Inspectors Barred From Iran Site
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Iraq Approves Petrofac’s Oilfield Tender
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KNOC: Korean January Oil Imports From Iran Down 25%
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Vitol: Iran Winning On Oil Sanctions
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Iran To Extend Oil Export Ban
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Brent Crude Around $121/B, Euro Zone Worry
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Syria: Constitutional Referendum 26 February; Protests In Damascus
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Syria: Bank Assets Sector Declined 13.5% In 2011
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UN Nuclear Inspectors Back In Iran
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Iran Prosecutor Accuses 32 Of Bribes
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Iran “Struggling” In Finding Oil Buyers
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Brent Around $120/B, Iran Supply Cuts Support
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Shah Deniz Announces Elimination Of ITGI By TAP
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Nigeria To Spend $4.15bn On 2012 Fuel Subsidies
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Azerbaijan
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Azerbaijan Expects Increased Crude Transit From Kazakhstan And Turkmenistan
Ziya Mammadov, Azerbaijan’s Minister of Transportation, told APA news agency on 13 October that Azerbaijan’s state-controlled railways company will purchase 1,500-2,000 rail wagons in order service an expected increase of Kazakh crude oil transported to Baku by train. read more
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Legal Glitch Threatens Signing of Azeri-Turkish Transit Agreement
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Azerbaijan’s Socar To Acquire Bigger Stake In Petkim Refinery Joint Venture
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Socar And ConocoPhillips Sign Pre-Exploratory Onshore Deal
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Italy’s Saras Runs Azeri Crude To Replace Libyan Supplies
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Bulgaria Changes Plan For Azeri Gas Imports
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Socar Considering Bid In DEPA Privatization Tender
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BP And Socar Discuss Exploration Of Shafag-Asiman Block
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Socar Offers BP Option To Explore For Further Gas In Shah Deniz And ACG Fields
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Socar And DEPA Finalize Direct Gas Sales Agreement
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Socar Begins New Appraisal Well In Alat-Deniz Field
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BP Outlines Preferences For Shah Deniz 2 Gas
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Socar Aims To Sign Shah Deniz 2 Transit Agreement By End-2011
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AIOC Increased ACG Fields Investment By 21% In 2010
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Socar Extends Shah Deniz Concession By Five Years