An explosion at a degassing station in South Rumaila has injured dozens, though casualty count is unclear, and curtailed some oil output.
2012 draft budget hikes spending Turkomen form a militia Missan pursues power, housing investment Iraqi Navy celebrates progress
Iraq has awarded a $469 million deal to Italy's Saipam to build new export infrastructure, one of many announcements this week including a Kirkuk field rehab program.
Rumaila pay dispute reignites After chief's removal, Missan police crack down Northern pipeline bomb plot foiled Kuwait arrests Iraqi fishermen
The International Labor Organization's chief technical adviser in Iraq discusses the country's struggles to bring its labor conditions up to a standard that can support the economy's booming growth.
Six new companies, including two implicated in the Saddam Hussein-era Oil-for-Food scandal, will be allowed to participate in a January auction for 12 exploration blocks.
Hussain al-Shahristani is reprising his role as acting electricity minister, after Ra'ad Shalal al-Ani resigned amidst controversy.
KRG signs power deal with Kirkuk MoU for Mosul refinery Southern autonomy gains key ally Basra blames Iran for salinity crisis
Lured to Iraq by promises of big pay, thousands of foreign workers are stuck in a purgatory of corruption, poor contracting oversight, and inadequate labor regulation.
Shootout at West Qurna 2 Missan police leadership vacuum Dhi Qar leader under investigation Kirkuk smugglers thwarted
