Lawsuit in Diyala Gov. controversy Dhi Qar sees tripled petrodollar Missan finishes first Dima well since 1983 Ministry signs power equipment deals
As production pushes above pre-sanctions OPEC quota levels, Iraq is poised to take center stage in the global oil arena – if it can overcome domestic disarray and regional strife.
Diyala gov. candidate faces intimidation Missan demands Majnoon stake Bombing targets Oil Police recruits Dhi Qar still pressing for airport
In a major step towards greater energy sector efficiency – and autonomy from Baghdad – Kurdistan is almost done building the first leg of key gas and oil pipelines.
Key dam at risk of attack Provinces blame Iran for water shortage Buzurgan oil storage completed Missan focused on state factories
Wasit province sues Shahristani Toxic waste plagues Missan Diyala blames Iran for water shortage MP warns of Electricity Ministry corruption
Despite warnings from Baghdad, France's Total has bought into a third KRG block, increasing the role of major international oil companies in the semi-autonomous north.
KAR has restarted Khurmala Dome exports, is about to launch 3-D seismic, and is finishing new domestic oil and gas pipelines.
Missan governor challenges oil DG Removal orders for pipeline encroachment >Diyala worried about Iran oil development Diyala district to sue MEK
Late Wednesday fix restarts Iraq's export pipeline into Turkey, and Kurdish crude officially restarted exports.
