PM Maliki and Kurdish PM Salih return to the negotiating table with ambitions to bridge the KRG-Baghdad divide by passing oil legislation and resolving territorial disputes.
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Anbar's governor is aiming to create a business climate that attracts investment while putting his province's needs first.
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Iraqi officials tout increased oil output gains, confident slowed key projects will be completed on time.
Q&A: Vice President Tariq al-Hashimi
As the U.S. military prepares to withdraw, one of Iraq's vice presidents says the country's top security priorities include not only military restructuring but also investment and economic development.
Opinion: Now is the time for an Iraqi oil dividend
By giving oil revenue to citizens, Iraq can diversify its economy, reduce poverty, and start bridging national divisions, writes Middle East oil expert Johnny West.
Rumaila production recovering after bombings
The country's largest oil field is up to nearly 1 million bpd and officials are plotting security fixes after pipeline bombings drastically cut output.
Akkas deal finally signed
The gas field development deal awarded to the Korea Gas Corp. has been finalized, surviving 51 weeks of political wrangling.
Q&A: Anbar Governor Qasim Abid
The governor of Iraq's largest province talks about security amidst U.S. troop withdrawal and Syrian violence while multiplying energy sector investment.
Q&A: Anbar Governor Qasim Abid
The governor of Iraq's largest province talks about security amidst U.S. troop withdrawal and Syrian violence while multiplying energy sector investment.
