In the ongoing oil struggle between Iraq's central government and the semi-autonomous Kurdistan region, one of Baghdad's trump cards has been the control of export pipelines – but that could soon change.Construction has begun on the first phase of a pipeline which, within two years, will send crude directly from Kurdistan's oil fields to a Kurdish-controlled oil depot station four kilometers from the Turkish border."Hopefully within a year or so, we'll have a pipeline built to capture ...
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