The four-year plan

DNO workers at the Tawke oil field in May 2010. The field is exporting as much as 70,000 bpd, but is curtailed by a political dispute over the legality of DNO's deal with the KRG.(BEN LANDO/Iraq Oil Report)

The Iraqi Oil Ministry's four-year plan, unveiled but not reproduced in February, available here only to Iraq Oil Report subscribers.

Q&A: Joost Hiltermann

Iraqi firefighters douse a burning car in the northern city of Kirkuk on April 13, 2011 after a car bomb ripped through a popular market, killing at least one person and wounding 16, a senior police official told AFP. (MARWAN IBRAHIM/AFP/Getty Images)

The International Crisis Group's Iraq expert talks about the future of U.S. troops, the gap in security in northern Iraq, and what responsibility is on the shoulders of the country's politicians.

Kuwait targets Iraqi crude

The Iraqi Airways and Kuwait Airways offices in Damascus, Oct. 1, 2000. (KHALED AL-HARIRI/Reuters)

Kuwait Airways is threatening to seize Iraqi assets when UN immunities are lifted in July, to recover $1.2B from Saddam-era theft.

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Q&A: Joost Hiltermann

Iraqi firefighters douse a burning car in the northern city of Kirkuk on April 13, 2011 after a car bomb ripped through a popular market, killing at least one person and wounding 16, a senior police official told AFP. (MARWAN IBRAHIM/AFP/Getty Images)

The International Crisis Group's Iraq expert talks about the future of U.S. troops, the gap in security in northern Iraq, and what responsibility is on the shoulders of the country's politicians.