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Oil in the sand

Published 26 Aug, 2013 09:32 | Updated 26 Aug, 2013 09:32

Katie Pilbeam explores who controls Libya's oil industry: the government or regional tribal warlords? With crude exports accounting for 95 percent of the country's earnings, ongoing strikes are now threatening the nation's lifeline. Moscow is gearing up for the MAKS International Air Show - as the latest jets take to the skies, we'll tell you about the billion-dollar deals to be struck on the ground. Greece's state TV has been switched on, but is the government switched off when it comes the country's finances? RT's in-house trader Sean Thomas manages to keep his shirt and even his pants this week as he battles with the bulls and bears on the Russian stock market.

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