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No bidders for Eastern Fields

Will any company risk insurgents and the Arab vs. Kurd dispute to invest in four small but prospective fields? No.

Baghdad’s oil deals a blow to Kurdish clout in northern talks

Baghdad’s oil deals a blow to Kurdish clout in northern talks

Iraqi Arab-Kurd expert Joost Hiltermann of the International Crisis Group explains how the oil is as relevant now as it has ever been.

The Kirkuk timebomb’s timeline

The Kirkuk timebomb’s timeline

Highlights of the low points in the multi-generational fight over Kirkuk between Iraqi Arabs and Kurds, from genocide to legislative deadlock.

South oil exports return from weather delay

South oil exports return from weather delay

Winds complicate oil exports from south, where basic speedbumps can quickly turn into roadblocks for the fragile but crucial infrastructure.

Big companies getting closer to big Iraq oil fields

Big companies getting closer to big Iraq oil fields

Four oil fields from Iraq’s first licensing round in June are at various stages nearing a final agreement as companies rush to take Iraq’s terms.

More than $4B in July oil sales

Crude exports hit highs and capitalize on steadily increasing prices to eclipse June earnings, as Iraq explains to investors what the second bidding round will offer.

Kurdish security chief acknowledges violations

The head of one KRG security agency discusses human rights critics and explores the role of the agency in the future of Iraqi Kurdistan.

Follow the money

Follow the money

Who gets the money as Iraqi Kurdistan starts crude exports?

Border conflicts test Kurdish tightrope act

American support seen as crucial to helping Iraqi Kurds resolve rebel conflicts with Turkey and Iran.

Obama misreads his Iraq war

Violence reaches twelve-month high, politics breaking down, president will need to relook at the war he’s attempting to shed.

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