Homemade bombs, shootings at southern Iraq oil fields
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Iraq's revenues fell steeply, as the mid-month resumption of Kirkuk oil sales via Turkey was not enough to offset southern export disruptions and sinking oil prices.
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A major artery supplying Iraq with electricity feedstock went offline Tuesday, highlighting the country's energy dependence on Iran.
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Federal Iraq crude flow through Kurdistan's export pipeline to Ceyhan has started again, in a bid to appease Washington and increase revenues.
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Q&A Ihsan Ismaael, Basra Oil Company director general
Ismaael talks about IOC and BOC oil production growth, projects to reduce gas flaring, and the status of crucial infrastructure development.
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Q&A: SOMO Director General Alaa al-Yassiri
Iraq's oil marketing chief discusses rising export capacity, OPEC dynamics, oil trading joint ventures, and the status of a nascent hedging program.
Oil minister wants new INOC law
A major initiative to restructure Iraq's oil sector appears to be on hold as the new Cabinet prepares to re-draft the legal foundation of the Iraq National Oil Company.
Iraqi Cabinet decisions: Dec. 4, 2018
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.
IS Signals Re-Emergence in Parts of Iraq
ISIS Finds a Niche in Northern Iraq
Cleaning up after ISIS: how Iraq’s new chemicals team is trying to undo years of conflict pollution
In Early 2019, UN Team to Begin Probe of IS Crimes in Iraq
Families of Local IS Members Face Rejection in Iraq
Iraq’s ancient pottery struggles to outlive modern plastic
With militants gone, booze is back in Mosul
Iraq’s Nineveh province declares state of emergency following flash flooding
