Zero casualty and only equipment damage, but Ninewa attack on exploration company raises profile of security threats to the oil sector.
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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.
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In the wake of a deadly bombing, the biggest players in Basra's oil sector backed out of a conference meant to highlight Iraq's investment opportunities.
Iraq threatens Exxon with blacklist
Top central government officials said Exxon's deal with the KRG for six blocks violates the West Qurna 1 contract and jeopardizes the company's future in Iraq.
Analysis: Cabinet oil law asserts executive power
A review of the Cabinet's proposed oil law shows the Maliki administration is angling to keep control centralized in the Oil Ministry.
Beiji online after quick fix
Investigators still don't know what caused last week's explosion, but damaged gas line no longer impacting output.
Iraq adds more red tape to visa process
A new $82 fee for single-entry visa holders is the latest hurdle for foreign investors wishing to enter Iraq.
Q&A: The World Bank's Stephen Rimmer
The private sector development specialist recommends reforms for Iraq to open its markets to foreign and Iraqi private investment.
