Under pressure from companies frustrated by political deadlock, the KRG has cut its exports in half.
Second SPM pipeline ready Basra opens large pipe plant Korean envoy to Anbar over Akkas Turkey lauds Basra investments
The veteran American investigator talks about the large-scale, institutionalized corruption that continues to plague Iraq, including the recent shakeup at the Central Bank.
The Garraf field leader discusses the status of drilling and the well program to reach initial production.
After receiving an ultimatum from Baghdad, Exxon is heading for the exits – and Iraq's top oil official says more companies may soon be forced to follow.
Details of Garraf worker deaths Kidnapping, violence in Kirkuk Rumaila-Zubair pipeline secured Missan to start demining project
Amidst rising tension between Baghdad and Ankara, Turkish state firm TPAO has been removed from a southern Iraq exploration contract it was awarded five months ago.
In the latest sign that Exxon is looking to sell its major interest in southern Iraq, the company has requested permission to share field data with other companies.
Awakening councils decry weapons seizures Syria arms trafficking continues New 250MW power plant for Missan Dhi Qar signs e-governance deal
A key leader in the development of the Khor Mor gas field, Majid Jafar discusses the project that has fueled Kurdistan's economic boom and become Exhibit A in the argument for reforming Iraqi gas policy.
