Baghdad hikes monthly payment to Kurdistan
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Imminent agreement will provide some $10 billion in credit for companies to invest, super-charging China's involvement in the Iraqi economy.
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Gunfight at Jambur oil well underscores – but doesn't end – an epidemic of crude smuggling throughout northern Iraq.
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Six paramilitary fighters were killed when insurgents, exploiting chronic security gaps in Iraq's disputed territories, launched a surprise attack along a remote highway.
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Q&A: Nazm Dabakh, KRG representative to Iran
After Kurdistan abruptly stopped oil exports to Iran - and then quickly resumed them - the KRG's emissary to Tehran discusses bilateral relations in the age of renewed U.S. sanctions.
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Q&A: Jabar Yawar, secretary general of the KRG Ministry of Peshmerga
Baghdad and KRG leaders are pursuing renewed security cooperation to defuse tensions in disputed territories and combat a persistent insurgency.
Federal and KRG exports hold steady in February
A slight decline in crude loadings is offset by a $4 per barrel increase in price, as Iraq's output stays near record levels.
Iraqi Cabinet decisions: Mar. 5, 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.
Kirkuk oil smuggling rings thrive amidst corruption
Security forces have disrupted several operations stealing thousands of barrels of oil per day, but perpetrators with powerful connections defy justice and the smuggling continues.
Freed From ISIS, Few Yazidis Return To Suffering Families, Many Remain Missing
In Mosul’s enduring rubble, fertile soil for an ISIS revival?
Key Courts Improve ISIS Trial Procedures
Iraq’s top Shi’ite cleric tells Rouhani ties must respect sovereignty
Iraq’s displaced have been forgotten, says top UNHCR official
Mosul’s stark divide highlights Iraqi governance crisis
Iran’s Rouhani in Iraq for ‘historic’ visit to offset U.S. sanctions
The people of Mosul, Iraq, find there’s life after Islamic State, but it isn’t easy
