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TOKYO (Reuters) Members states of the International Energy Agency (IEA) agreed on Tuesday to release 60 million barrels from oil reserves, Japan's

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IEA weighing potential oil stocks release after Russia invasion

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Oil pipeline is good but no reason to turn blind eye to writer s woes

Libya has become a cautionary tale about taking the West’s hand in effecting regime change at home.

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Burkina Faso: military stage coup to avert revolution | Burkina Faso

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Third time s the charm? The UN s misguided obsession with elections in Libya

After multiple failed attempts over the past ten years to establish a democracy for Libya using elections as the starting point, it is time for the United Nations to rethink its approach, writes Amanda Kadlec.

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