Kurdistan halts oil exports to Iran
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Four deputy ministers are swapping positions with one another, in Ghadhban's first major staff changes as minister.
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In light of an OPEC quota agreement, Iraq has made steep cuts at state-run fields, but those reductions are being offset by long-planned increases at IOC-operated projects.
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Baghdad and KRG leaders are pursuing renewed security cooperation to defuse tensions in disputed territories and combat a persistent insurgency.
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Q&A: Ahmed Fadhil Adhayam, deputy director general of Basra Oil Company
BOC is taking major steps to build capacity, even as it limits production in an era of OPEC constraints.
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Q&A: Electricity Minister Luay al-Khatteeb
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.
Iraq sustains near-record exports to start 2019
Federal oil sales declined slightly from a December high-water mark, but revenues rose due to an uptick in global prices.
Iraqi Cabinet decisions: Feb. 12, 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.
Why are Iraq’s paramilitaries turning on their own ranks?
Meet the truffle-hunters of Baghdad
In heart of Baghdad, IS war museum honors fallen militiamen
Trump’s Iraq Strategy Is Foolish
UN envoy calls for end to political infighting in Iraq
Undefeated, ISIS Is Back in Iraq
PM says Iraq to repatriate Iraqi IS fighters held in Syria
Iran-backed groups corner Iraq’s postwar scrap metal market – sources
