Auditors cannot reconcile oil revenues and expenditures because Iraq cannot fully measure its flow of crude
A top Iraqi oil ministry official says the 3-year talks on a joint venture with Shell to capture flared gas may end next week.
The International Crisis Group's Iraq expert talks about the future of U.S. troops, the gap in security in northern Iraq, and what responsibility is on the shoulders of the country's politicians.
As the oil sector booms and security improves, companies are setting up shop in Basra's budding luxury hotels.
Russian oil firm lowers expectations for short-term production gains, as other oil and gas deals face political challenges.
A new $82 fee for single-entry visa holders is the latest hurdle for foreign investors wishing to enter Iraq.
Electricity Ministry will only minimally improve power supply this summer, amidst ongoing protests over government service failures.
Before Iraq can reach its ambitious oil production and export goals, it must massively expand transmission and storage capacity. As construction begins, IOR takes a tour of the oil sector's new infrastructure.
Iraq’s electricity plans can address the country’s chronic power problems, says Iraq legal expert David Lockhart – but only if government officials can work together to implement them.
SGC chief talks about projected increases in gas production, potential export routes, and the ultimatum on Shell’s gas deal.
