Hakkas News Today

For China, the location of the Mansuriya gas field fits perfectly into the vast network of oil and gas sites in Iraq.

Iraq has awarded the Akkas development to a virtually unknown company from Russia’s current archenemy - Ukraine

In 2014, the Baiji plant was destroyed at the hands of Islamic State militants.

Akkas gas field deal finally ratified

Russia and China have been angling for the best position to benefit from Iraq’s sixth gas licensing round, centre stage of which will be the bidding for the giant Akkas gas field

Known for her exquisite Hakka Chinese dishes, chef Katherine Lim made her presence felt in the country as she hopped from city to city for luxury food.

 IT was double delight for friends Nermeen Afzal and Sadia Imad Khan as the duo put their passion for painting on display for all art lovers to enjoy.

The complex relationship between the U.S. and Iran is once again under the microscope as Israel claims the two countries are having secret nuclear talks.

As Iraq arguably becomes safer, efforts to improve the country’s energy infrastructure are gradually stepping up. With a huge wealth of untapped gas reserves, Moin Siddiqi examines the current situation and looks at how various recent deals and partnerships could see Iraq not just serving its own people, but exporting LNG to Central Europe

By John Lee. Iraq's state-run Iraqi News Agency (INA) has quoted the Undersecretary of Extraction at the Ministry of Oil, Bassem Muhammad Khudair, as saying that the contract to develop the Akkas gas field will be granted in the coming days to a Ukrainian company. He did not name the company. Meanwhile, a official statement