By Ahmed Rasheed BAGHDAD (Reuters) -Drones struck oilfields in Iraqi Kurdistan on Thursday, with officials pointing to ...

Despite Baghdad’s pledge to resume oil exports from Kurdistan immediately, political disputes and drone attacks have stalled ...

Oil prices remained largely flat Friday as supply losses from Iraqi Kurdistan were overshadowed by renewed concerns over U.S.

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

The British Embassy in Baghdad on Friday condemned a recent wave of drone attacks in the Kurdistan Region, including strikes ...

“The drone attacks in Kurdish energy sites grew out of a sequence of drone attacks since 19 June on Kurdish security forces, ...

Oil prices edged higher on Friday, heading for a small weekly loss, as investors weighed new European Union sanctions against ...

Oil prices rose on Friday after the EU agreed new sanctions against Russia, while drone attacks on northern Iraqi oil fields ...

Tankers could soon be lifting Iraqi oil from the Turkish port of Ceyhan once again as a key pipeline reopens. The government ...

Oil rose in early trading, buoyed by concerns over supply disruptions following drone strikes on oilfields in Iraq’s Kurdistan region and fresh EU sanctions targeting Russia’s energy sector.

As Diyarbakır Mothers, we fully support this process and are pleased with the steps taken,” says a member of the group.

The statement on Thursday said that production from its oilfields stands at 280,000 bpd, of which 50,000 bpd is allocated for ...