Baghdad: The Iraqi federal government and the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) reached a landmark agreement on Thursday that ends a years-long dispute over oil revenues and public sector salaries.

Iraq's oil sector is reeling after four consecutive days of mystery drone strikes targeted key fields in the Kurdistan region. On July 17, both Norwegian-operated oil fields were bombed. U.S.-operated ...

No group has claimed responsibility, but the attacks have heightened tensions between Baghdad and Kurdish authorities, ...

A rebuilt Mosul Airport (OSM) was formally reopened by Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani, who said the airport ...

A fire at a newly opened mall in eastern Iraq’s Wasit province killed more than 60 people, including women and children, ...

Iraqi Kurdistan will resume oil exports through a pipeline to Turkey after a two-year halt, Iraq's federal government said on ...

Iran’s Quds Force chief warned Iraqi officials during a visit to Baghdad of possible Israeli attacks and urged greater ...

Local officials blamed shoddy construction and a lack of preparedness for the scale of the tragedy at the newly opened ...

The House is expected to approve President Donald Trump’s request to claw back about $9 billion in already appropriated ...

United States government personnel in the country are forced to live and work under strict security due to the serious nature ...

Iraq approved a plan for its semi-autonomous Kurdish region to transfer oil to Baghdad, a step toward resuming exports that ...

Iraq approved a plan for its semi-autonomous Kurdish region to transfer oil to Baghdad, a key step toward resuming exports ...