The issues that have divided Baghdad and the Kurdish region of Iraq will be awaiting the new government after March 7 national elections.
A top oil ministry technocrat who survived deBaathification (twice) and defended Baghdad's Daura refinery against insurgents is running a long-shot bid for Iraq's vicious parliament.
Nine-judge high court takes further arguments from attorneys and gives four weeks to receive rebuttals on potential oil industry-shaking lawsuit.
A stunning and revealing examination of oil's indelible impact on the countries that produce it and the people who possess it.
A stunning and revealing examination of oil's indelible impact on the countries that produce it and the people who possess it.
In Iraq, oil contracting and revenue sharing are not simply technical or commercial matters but rather proxies for differing conceptions among Iraq’s communities of the country and their place within it.
The $72bn budget awards dollars to oil-producing provinces and sites of pilgrimage. A stern warning is issued to Kurdish authorities in the form of penalties for cutting off exports.
Protests on the streets of Baghdad as election campaigning delayed and courts rush through appeals of banned candidates
Dispute over labor law, attacks on workers, mark ongoing tension between Iraqi oil workers and the government.
Iraqi Oil Minister Hussain al-Shahristani talks to Iraq Oil Report about what the recently signed oil deals means for Iraq, and what is left to do before KRG oil deals get the green light.
