Take a walk down the most valuable sidewalk in the world -- the al-Basra Oil Terminal, which Iraq relies on to send nearly 80 percent of its crude to market.
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Will any company risk insurgents and the Arab vs. Kurd dispute to invest in four small but prospective fields? No.
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The Iraqi government and officials from foreign oil companies looking to land deals this weekend won't postpone or change the venue of the auction after Tuesday's bombings.
Iraq to rival Saudi oil output, if…
Thanks to two oil auctions, within eight years Iraq may eclipse Saudi Arabia to become the largest oil producer in the world. Many obstacles, however, remain.
Mines are "biggest environmental problem"
Minister of Environment heightens campaign of awareness and calls for donors to remove million of landmines.
Laid to rest
U.S. official tasked with advising Iraq Electricity Ministry, killed in Fallujah IED, returns to family in Chicago.
- Iraq’s oil flowing to Turkey still, but bad signs linger in the north and south of Iraq
- Turkish trouble and Shiite violence, all in oil-rich Iraq
- Iraq’s oil law lags but the looming war is less of a threat to the crude
- Iraq’s oil in the north could face Turkey’s wrath
- The Real Energy Security Factor
U.S. tech delegation looks for Iraqi engagement
IT crowd from U.S. companies brings tech networking message to Iraq.
