Oil Police parade alleged perpetrators of numerous bombings of recent Basra oil pipelines as threats continue to oil and national security.
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The government's top energy official discusses ExxonMobil's options, fourth bidding round contract models, and federalism.
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November oil sales have ticked up on higher oil prices and volumes, heading into uncertain new year with output expected to rise.
Despite nationwide investment, Exxon has Iraq output doubts
ExxonMobil maintains its no comment policy in the post-KRG deal era, though global supply forecast shows caution on Iraq.
Exxon deal stokes territorial disputes
ExxonMobil risks violent reprisals because its controversial deals with the Kurdistan region are inflaming Iraq's internal territorial disputes, according to Iraqi leaders.
Rumaila bounces back after bombing
Iraq's largest oil field has almost fully recovered from Tuesday's pipeline bombing, which took half of its production off line.
Iraq talks tough with Exxon
As negotiations with Exxon begin, Deputy Prime Minister for Energy Hussain al-Shahristani said the Iraqi government won't condone contracts signed with Kurdistan.
Q&A: Hussain al-Shahristani
The government's top energy official discusses ExxonMobil's options, fourth bidding round contract models, and federalism.
