U.S. troops will be gone by the end of the year, and a truly sovereign Iraq is now a country with an uncertain fate.
Karbala refinery deal could be downstream milestone
The Oil Ministry has entered an exclusive 6-month negotiating window with the Refinery of Karbala Corporation for a $6.5 billion deal that would boost Iraq’s lagging downstream sector.
Analysis: Oil law scuffle tests Parliament’s power
A constitutional conflict between Iraq’s legislative and executive branches appears to be brewing, and oil legislation is at the center of the storm.
UPDATE: Attacks continue on south oil sector
Roadside assault targets western contractor providing oil sector security, the latest in an uptick of violence.
Rumaila deal challenge now Feb. 1
Federal court hears new arguments, agrees to give time to government to respond to MP's lawsuit challenging legality of BP deal for Rumaila field.
Interview: Thamir Ghadhban
The top oil adviser to the Iraqi prime minister talks about the Akkas gas field row, moderated oil production forecasts, and balancing Iraqi potential with market fundamentals.




