Libya restarts southern oil field

Unknown gunmen seize control of a Libyan oil field, killing at least four guards and kidnapping four workers.

South Sudan and Sudan begin talks to deploy a joint force to protect oil fields in the South threatened by rebels, Sudan's foreign minister says.

The Islamic State group is extending its territory inside Libya, aiming to gain access to the country's oil wells, France's defence minister says.

Libya's government says it has resumed control of two eastern oil terminals, Ras Lanuf and Sidra, that were seized by rebels last year.

Libyan officials say they have taken control of a North Korean-flagged tanker that loaded crude oil at a port occupied by rebel forces.

The US has taken control of a tanker full of oil loaded from a rebel-held port in Libya, the Pentagon says.

Rebels who seized oil ports in eastern Libya say they have loaded oil on to a North Korean-flagged tanker.

North Korea says it has nothing to do with a tanker which left Libya with an oil shipment from a port held by a separatist militia.

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