December production hits all-time high, capping 2018 gains
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Iraq's new electricity minister discusses fast-track power plans, Siemens and GE, and the myth vs. reality of the Trump administration's lobbying for American companies.
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Siemens is navigating a new Iraqi government and looking to finalize contracts to help boost Iraq's power production in time for summertime peak demand.
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GE is aiming to leverage its existing footprint in Iraq to win new business and help expand power supply throughout the country.
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Q&A: Central Bank Governor Ali al-Allaq
After helping Iraq survive years of financial crisis, the Central Bank is focusing efforts on encouraging lending and economic growth.
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Q&A: Bassim Mohammed Khudair, director general of the Iraqi Drilling Company
Iraq's state-run drilling company is adding new rigs and expanding its footprint.
No ‘either-or’: Iraq wants both Siemens and GE for fast-track power boost
Electricity Minister Luay al-Khatteeb is prioritizing short-term supply gains, seeking to combine elements of two larger proposals from rival multinationals.
Iraqi Cabinet decisions: Jan. 15, 2019
Whenever the media office of the Council of Ministers releases decisions of the Cabinet, Iraq Oil Report publishes a translation from the original Arabic.
Islamic State incursions highlight Iraq’s counter-insurgency challenges
As border forces scramble to stop IS fighters coming from Syria, a Pentagon assessment warns of systemic Iraqi military shortcomings - and the need for a long-term U.S. presence.
The U.S. Army in the Iraq War – Volume 1: Invasion – Insurgency – Civil War, 2003-2006
Summer is Coming: The Crucible for the New Iraqi Government
Iraq’s Adel Abdul Mahdi: US did not demand Shiite militias be disarmed
Iran Works to Keep Iraq Open for Business
Mosul destroys iconic building used by ISIS for gruesome killings
Jordan king visits Iraq for first time in decade
France pledges 1B euros in aid to rebuild Iraq
By necessity or design, Iraqi women launch Mosul firms
