Iraqi-Norwegian expert critiques Iraq's oil and gas bidding round contracts.
Kurdistan oil sector under attack
Drones struck Tawke and Ain Sifni on Wednesday, marking three consecutive days of attacks on Kurdistan oil fields.
Security
Op-Ed: Assessment of the oil and gas contracts in Iraq
Interview: Muwafaq al-Rubaie
Iraq's National Security Adviser talks about the relationship with Iran and the ongoing tension between Baghdad and Iraq's Kurds.
TV station stirs sectarian tensions
TV channel being used to target Shia, foment hatred of Sunnis.
Mines are “biggest environmental problem”
Minister of Environment heightens campaign of awareness and calls for donors to remove million of landmines.
American propoganda as Iraqi journalism
Iraqis don't believe the hype in sanitized story of country under occupation and war.
Heads in the sand
The fragility of Sunni incorporation into Iraqi governance could have been headed off earlier in the war.
Post-“surge” Iraq
Understanding the surge in Iraq and what’s ahead.
Laid to rest
U.S. official tasked with advising Iraq Electricity Ministry, killed in Fallujah IED, returns to family in Chicago.
Baghdadis resigned to sporadic violence
They say it will continue to plague the city for some time, but won’t stop them getting on with their lives.
Iraq: living in hiding
Lawlessness and sectarian violence quickly engulfed Iraq after the fall of Saddam, leaving women vulnerable.