Dozens dead and thousands injured as protesters and security forces clash around southern Iraq.
Widespread demonstrations are expected to resume this week, posing a challenge to a government whose recent crackdowns have undermined its standing with citizens and religious authorities.
Refugees are already crossing the border and Iraqi security forces are contingency planning for a revived Islamic State insurgency.
One of Iraq's top oil leaders has been dismissed, as the Cabinet enacts orders to replace dozens of directors general.
The State Department approved another 120 days exempting Iraq from U.S. sanctions on Iran, just before a prior waiver was set to expire.
Whenever the media office of the Council of Ministers releases decisions of the Cabinet, Iraq Oil Report publishes a translation from the original Arabic.
Iraq's second-largest city is rebuilding, neighborhood by neighborhood, despite an uncertain trickle of government funding and fluctuations in political leadership.
Five months into his tenure, the new governor discusses the status of Mosul reconstruction, security, and energy sector investment.
Whenever the media office of the Council of Ministers releases decisions of the Cabinet, Iraq Oil Report publishes a translation from the original Arabic.
Residents of Anbar and Ninewa feel solidarity with protesters denouncing the Iraqi government's chronic failures, but after years of trauma, they aren't staging demonstrations.
