Saudi Arabia's state-controlled Saudi Aramco has again offered refiners in Asia-Pacific spot crude originating from within the Mideast Gulf, after having sold around 56mn bl to buyers in the region ...

The US Department of Energy (DOE) has begun contacting trading firms and refiners to gauge interest in another round of crude loans as part of its 172mn bl drawdown from the US Strategic Petroleum ...

Australia's annual beef production is expected to exceed 3mn t in carcase weight terms in 2026 — a new annual record — due to higher slaughter numbers and historically high throughput at the nation's ...

Australia's Victoria state government has unveiled a framework under which new data centres would be required to bring their own renewable energy supply and storage, matching new electricity demand ...

UAE-headquartered critical minerals group Titan Lithium will buy Australian developer Global Lithium (GL1), pledging a A$120mn ($85mn) loan facility for the latter's Manna lithium project in Western ...

Argus invites you to take part in Argus Fertilizer Caspian, Black Sea and Eastern European Markets, an international conference in Istanbul, Turkey from 17-18 September 2026. The event will focus on ...

Qatar is working to help secure a short-term agreement between the US and Iran to restart negotiations and pave the way for broader regional talks, but the path to a deal remains fraught, a senior ...

The head of the upcoming Cop 31 climate summit in Turkey wants the talks to result in new actions to toward electrification, energy efficiency and waste reduction.

The US is pursuing a potash trade deal with Belarus that would offer competitive pricing compared with potash from Canada, President Donald Trump said in a social media post.

Australian prime minister Anthony Albanese said today his country's "ambitious" climate target is "achievable" thanks to its "abundant renewable potential firmed by gas".

Turkish DAP imports have slumped this year as high international prices have eroded farmer affordability, while demand destruction across phosphates is likely to persist.

The Rhine River in Germany will be largely unnavigable for standard barges this week because of continued dry weather, shipowners said.