The issues that have divided Baghdad and the Kurdish region of Iraq will be awaiting the new government after March 7 national elections.
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Officials in Diyala province, miffed that foreign companies missed the opportunity for oil investment here, are looking upbeat now at alternative investment prospects.
By working in the KRG, a Chinese company is barred from bidding for oil fields offered by Baghdad, while a Korean firm is apparently back at work despite oil purchases.
The recent election in Iraqi Kurdistan ushered in a new era for the region’s media, posing fresh challenges for news organisations, the government and the parliament.
Despite glitches, election deemed a success with large voter turnout in what is a major stakes election for Iraq's Kurdistan Regional Government.
Stalwart parties and reformist-minded challengers mix it up for Iraqi Kurdistan provinces' government election, and a new controversial constitution.
Competition stiff for parliamentary seats in what many believe will be a hotly-contested campaign.
While oil flows, questions over compensation and disputes between KRG and Baghdad remain.
