Libyan Rebels Agree to End Blockade at 2 Oil Ports

Libya's government has reached an agreement with rebels to reopen two of four oil ports, in a major breakthrough to end an eight-month blockade. Libyan officials Sunday announced the opening of the ports of Zueitina and Hariga - the smaller of the four terminals seized by rebels demanding more autonomy from Tripoli and a greater share of oil wealth. The two sides have agreed to reopen the two remaining ports, Ras Lanuf and As-Sidra, after two to four weeks of more...

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