Baghdad has agreed to increase the volume of heavy fuel oil supplied under an existing deal by 50% to 1.5 million metric tonnes this year.
Why does Iran need 200,000 pro-Iran militiamen in Iraq? – analysis
A report alleges that the number of pro-Iran militiamen have grown so large that they are the third largest military force in Iraq.
Post-9/11 wars have contributed to some 4.5 million deaths, report suggests
Researchers attempt to calculate the number of deaths attributable to the war on terrorism, across Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq, Syria, Libya, Somalia and Yemen.
‘We are a forgotten people’: how rap music processed trauma in Iraq
In the first of two features exploring Iraqi music 20 years on from the Iraq war, the country’s rappers explain why using a US artform carries such satirical power …
Iraq exhumes remains of 605 ISIL victims from mass grave
The remains of 605 people believed to have been killed by ISIL (ISIS) have been exhumed from a mass grave near a prison in northern Iraq over the past two years, a government agency has said.
Reflections on Iraq 2003: Witnessing History, Documenting Civilian Harm
Twenty years ago, on May 12, 2003, I crossed a US Navy-built bridge into southern Baghdad and a world most people knew only from TV coverage. The capital city had fallen about a month earlier to US …
How Iran will profit from Shell’s Iraqi gas project
An Iranian company is the biggest beneficiary of a power plant poised to supply a Shell-backed gas project in Iraq, showing the pervasive presence of Tehran’s business interests … sanctions on …
How Iran will profit from Shell’s Iraqi gas project
An Iranian company is the biggest beneficiary of a power plant poised to supply a Shell-backed gas project in Iraq, showing the pervasive presence of Tehran’s business interests … sanctions on …
Turkey’s runoff presidential election further complicates the restart of a key oil pipeline
The restart of the Iraqi-Turkey pipeline faced further delays as Turkey’s presidential election failed on Monday to come up with a clear winner.
Turkey’s runoff presidential election further complicates the restart of a key oil pipeline
The restart of the Iraqi-Turkey pipeline faced further delays as Turkey’s presidential election failed on Monday to come up with a clear winner.