One month after Parliament passed legislation designed to help restart the pipeline to Turkey, implementation is mired in old disagreements.
Secret documents illuminate the agreement that re-started Kurdistan's exports and the reasons for its collapse.
The Parliament's oil and energy committee has voted against the Cabinet's draft oil law, reviving the debate over long-delayed, crucial legislation.
National conference for political reconciliation delayed as a dispute over exports, payments, and oil law intensifies - and leads to Kurdish fragmentation.
Iraq Oil Report is publishing the oil production data used by Baghdad in accusing Erbil of smuggling and shutting in oil revenues.
Baghdad officials call for a cut to the KRG budget after oil shut-in and allegations of smuggling to Iran.
The KRG has stopped sending oil through Baghdad's pipelines, but Iraq's record exports in the south could offset that loss.
Kurdistan has denounced Baghdad's potential deal for Kirkuk oil development with BP, and reiterated threats to stop exports over nonpayment.
A renewed eruption of violent attacks and political controversy underscore the government's unstable hold of power, days before Arab League Summit.
A year-old export agreement with Baghdad appears to be going sour, as Kurdistan demands $1 billion in backlogged payments and levies allegations of missing oil.
Overcoming resistance from companies favoring secrecy, Iraq has published the first report on its road to international transparency certification.
