Q&A: Yousif Mohammed, Gorran’s leader in Sulaimaniya
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Less than a month before national elections, a member of the PUK's leadership council talks about Kurdish party in-fighting, the struggle for a united stand in Baghdad and the impact on Kurdistan's oil sector.
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Ending a de-facto policy of economic independence, KRG Prime Minister Nechirvan Barzani promises public-sector salaries that can only be sustained with Baghdad subsidies.
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Oil slicks in the Basra Gulf reveal that Iraq's export ambitions may be putting too much pressure on outdated pipelines.
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Q&A: Ihsan Ismaael, Basra Oil Company director general
Basra's top oil man discusses developing Majnoon after Shell, plus myriad projects to repair and upgrade offshore export capacity.
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Q&A: SOMO Director General Alaa al-Yassiri
Iraq's oil exports chief discusses Baghdad-Ankara-KRG oil negotiations, a new oil trading joint venture, and the possibility of a third grade of Basra crude.
Iraq exports steady in March
Basra Gulf loadings see modest increase while Kurdistan's Ceyhan sales are slightly lower.
Iraqi Cabinet decisions: Apr. 17, 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.
Northern Iraq reeling as IS regroups for insurgency
The government cannot control large swaths of territory, as Islamic State insurgents solidify footholds and launch attacks targeting security forces and energy infrastructure.
Iraq: Officials Dispose of Potential War Crime Evidence
Iraq resumes payments of Gulf War reparations to Kuwait
Iraq says it carried out air raid against IS in Syria
Iraq Cracks Down On Illegal Campaign Tactics
Iraq: ISIS Suspects’ Homes Confiscated
In Iraq’s oil-rich Basra, shanty towns flourish
Australia confirms Australian detained in Iraq
A 10-Minute Trial, a Death Sentence: Iraqi Justice for ISIS Suspects
