Output at Libya's largest oil field drops by 200,000 bpd — Reuters

Oil production at the El Sharara field, one of Libya's largest, has seen a partial reduction, National Oil Corporation (NOC) Chairman Massoud Suleman told Reuters on Monday. He did not provide a reason for the decrease.

Major U.S. television networks refuse to participate in the White House press pool

 Major American television networks on Monday, September 21, suspended their involvement in a rotation of broadcasters covering President Donald Trump, as three leading news outlets went to court over being banned from the White House. 

Kaja Kallas (EU) proposes sanctions against those who organized the Russian elections "in the occupied territories."

 The European Union’s High Representative for Foreign Affairs, Kaja Kallas, described the Russian State Duma elections as "another serious blow to democracy" and announced that she would propose sanctions against those who facilitated their holding "in the occupied Ukrainian territories."

Russians will soon begin paying a tax to fund the restoration of facilities damaged by drone attacks

Russians will soon begin paying a tax to fund the restoration of facilities damaged by drone attacks, according to the Ministry of Finance. 

Iran: "We will make the enemy taste the bitter flavor of new defeats."

The Joint Staff of the Armed Forces and the Khatam Al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, the highest operational body of the Iranian military command, asserted that Iran is on the path to becoming a strong nation, thanks to the experience gained during the eight-year "imposed war."

Egypt calls Ethiopian Renaissance Dam ‘illegitimate,’ reserves right to act to protect water security

Egypt considers the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) “illegitimate” and reserves the right to take any measures it deems necessary to protect its water security, Irrigation and Water Resources Minister Hani Sewilam said Sunday.