Russia’s state oil company paid $250 million to an external consultant to help secure deals in Iraqi Kurdistan. according to documents that shed new light on transactions that have strengthened Moscow’s presence in the Middle East.
Read More »London’s Remain Voters Confront Brexit Reality
It’s been more than three years since a slim majority of Brits — 51.9% — voted to leave the EU. For those that wanted it. Friday. January 31— dubbed Brexit Day as the UK finally leaves the EU — will be a day of celebration.
Read More »France May Hold Referendum to Tackle Climate Change
French President Emmanuel Macron said Saturday he may hold a referendum on fighting against climate change.
Read More »US Blockade against Iran Is not Useful
European states had to do more to preserve the 2015 nuclear deal in the face of the US withdrawal last year.
Read More »Iraq to Build Oil Refinery to Process Kirkuk Crude
Around 300.000 bpd of crude oil previously pumped and exported in the Kirkuk province to the Turkish port of Ceyhan.
Read More »Rosneft will Invest in Iraq’s Kurdistan amid Crisis
The total recoverable oil reserves at five blocks may amount to 670 million barrels.
Read More »Rosneft Piles Up Investments in Iraq’s Kurdistan
Rosneft said the total recoverable oil reserves at five blocks may amount to 670 million barrels.
Read More »Iraq’s Crude Exports on a Downward Trajectory
Iraq is OPEC’s second-largest oil producer following Saudi Arabia and pumps around 4.6 million bpd.
Read More »Iraqi Kurdish. Turkmen Leaders Discuss Kirkuk`s Future
Since the 2003 U.S.-led invasion of Iraq. Kirkuk has remained the subject of dispute between the central government in Baghdad and the Erbil-based KRG.
Read More »Baghdad to Increase Kirkuk Oil Export to Turkey`s Ceyhan Port
Relations between the Iraqi government and the KRG had been strained since September 2017.
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