New infrastructure is nearly complete, with more to come, and the Eni-operated field will start adding 100,000 bpd this and next year.

Rising production from state-operated projects helped compensate for temporary disruptions at the West Qurna 1 field.

Newly-formed Dhi Qar Oil Company hits commercial production target despite technical hurdles at 1.13 billion barrel field.

Investors have been wary of multi-billion-dollar refinery tenders, but that hasn’t stopped the Oil Ministry from bringing vital new capacity online.

Higher global oil prices helped Iraq compensate for a slight decline in exports.

In an excerpt from his new book, “Iraq and the Politics of Oil,” former U.S. oil official Gary Vogler narrates the high-stakes struggles over Iraq’s largest refinery.

Angolan firm re-starts 2010 contracts to develop fields south of Mosul, following four-year absence after Islamic State group's invasion.

Instead of seeking an IOC to replace Shell, the Oil Ministry is relying on Basra Oil Co. - and foreign service subcontractors - to develop Majnoon.

Crude flows are increasing from the federal North Oil Company in Kirkuk to KAR Group's refineries in Kurdistan, despite political obstacles arising from Baghdad-Erbil disputes.

Incremental gains from southern fields have helped Iraq partially recover from temporary production stoppages at Bai Hassan and Avana.