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No deals yet in Baghdad oil meetings with Iraqi Kurds … Turkey invades Iraq … Kirkuk, a oil-rich hot spot, settled for six months … LGBTQ in Iraq … Dollars and Bullets …

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No agreements have been reached yet in ongoing meetings between top ministers of the Iraqi national and Kurdistan regional governments, the top spokesman for the Iraqi government told United Press International.
“We stand on the same situation that all the oil contracts need to be approved by the central government,” Ali al-Dabbagh, speaking by phone from Baghdad, told United Press International. “Without such approval it is not operat…

By Ben Lando of Iraq Oil Report
Published December 18, 2007

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