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A Turkish energy technical delegation and Iraqi oil officials met in Baghdad on Monday to discuss a resumption of Iraq's northern oil exports, two oil officials told Reuters.

Halliburton has not proposed buying Exxon Mobil's stake in Iraq's West Qurna 1 oilfield, a spokesperson for the U.S. oil…

Halliburton has not proposed buying Exxon Mobil's stake in Iraq's West Qurna 1 oilfield, a spokesperson for the U.S. oil…

Iraq is considering a proposal from U.S. oil services company Halliburton to buy Exxon Mobil's stake in the southern West Qurna 1 oilfield…

Iraqi voters delivered a sharp rebuke to Iran's allies in an election this week, but loosening the grip of Shi'ite militia from control of the state will still be a politically delicate goal, with the threat of violence always in the background.

The fire erupted on Saturday at the Ibn Khatib hospital in the Diyala Bridge area. Ali Bayati, a member of Iraq’s semi-official High Commission for Human Rights, had said earlier a final death toll had not yet been officially announced but it could be between 30 to 45. Patients’ relatives scrambled during the blaze to save their loved ones. A man who had been visiting his brother described people jumping out of windows to escape. “The fire spread, like fuel … I took my brother out to th...

Article content BAGHDAD — A fire sparked by an oxygen tank explosion killed at least 27 people and injured 46 at a hospital in Baghdad that had been equipped to house COVID-19 patients, medical sources at three nearby hospitals said on Sunday. The fire erupted on Saturday at the Ibn Khatib hospital in the Diyala Bridge area. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or At least 27 die in fire at Baghdad COVID hospital- medical sources Back to video Ali Ba...

By Reuters Staff 1 Min Read BAGHDAD, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Iraq’s oil exports from its southern ports are stable at 2.7 million barrels per day (bpd) so far in February, Basra Oil Company chief Khalid Hamza said in a statement. Iraq affirms its full commitment to the OPEC+ oil cut deal, a statement cited Hamza as saying on Wednesday. (Reporting by Ahmed Rasheed Editing by Shri Navaratnam)

By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi oil minister Ihsan Abdul Jabbar told state TV in an interview on Thursday that Saudi Arabia’s voluntary output cut of 1 million bpd helps stabilize the market, and he expected steady oil prices that should reach around $57 per barrel in the first quarter. Oil minister said Iraq is in “heavy talks” with OPEC and allied oil producers to allow Iraq to postpone compensating for earlier overproduction. “OPEC members and allies were unders...