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Libyan Oil Blockade Partially Lifted

Spokesman says domestic shipments from Marsa al-Hariga allowed to go to Libya’s West

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Libya’s divided oil officials have agreed to allow petroleum to flow again between the country’s east and west but have yet to end a crisis that is blocking exports, Libyan officials said Sunday.

The factions that control Libya’s east will allow crude oil to be shipped to refineries in the west, a spokesman for the east said, the first step in...

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