Ahead of oil talks with Baghdad, KRG proposes new budget framework
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Heavy fuel oil exports have become a major revenue stream for Iraq, but new international regulations are projected to lower demand drastically.
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After a decade of failed efforts to strike downstream deals with top-tier companies, the Oil Ministry is looking to de-risk refinery investment.
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In the first month after OPEC decided to extend its production cuts, Iraq's Oil Ministry barely adjusted its output.
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Q&A: Thamir Ghadhban, Iraq’s Deputy Prime Minister for Energy and Minister of Oil
As Iraq pursues energy independence, the country's oil chief is streamlining the bureaucracy, crafting new investment incentives, and preparing to award mega-projects.
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Q&A: Ihsan Ismaael, director general of Basra Oil Company
Iraq's largest state oil company is expanding production capacity and building new infrastructure as it waits out an OPEC quota.
As Iraqi production grows, export bottlenecks loom
Iraq's OPEC cuts have masked a key problem: export capacity isn't keeping pace with production gains, and many solutions are years away.
Iraqi Cabinet decisions: Aug. 21
Whenever the media office of the Council of Ministers releases decisions of the Cabinet, Iraq Oil Report publishes a translation from the original Arabic.
As Turkey-PKK conflict escalates, new risks for KRG
Two months into Turkey's new military offensive targeting PKK positions in Iraqi Kurdistan – and following the assassination of a Turkish diplomat in Erbil – a decades-old conflict is entering a volatile new phase.
Blasts hit militia group position at Iraq’s Balad air base: security sources
ISIS Is Regaining Strength in Iraq and Syria
Food on the frontline: finding common ground through cooking
Iraq takes security measures following mysterious blasts
ISIS: Forgotten But Not Gone
Winning the Peace in Iraq
Ordeal continues for Shiite Turkmen women kidnapped by ISIS
Cultivating refuge: The role of urban agriculture amongst refugees and forced migrants in the Kurdistan region of Iraq
