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Baghdad and Irbil agree to resume Kurdish oil exports

  • The quantity should be no less than 230,000 barrels per day, and Baghdad will pay an advance of $16 per barrel
  • Lucrative oil exports have been a major point of tension between Baghdad and Irbil
By AFP ·
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Baghdad trying to resolve dispute with Kurdistan: Iraqi PM

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Iraq and Syria to reopen Semalka border crossing after 3 week closure

By Arab News ·
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Kurdish party nominates Iraqi veteran Barham Salih for next president

By Suadad Al-Salhy  ·

What We Are Reading Today: My Kurdish oppressor — New York Review of Books

By Arab News ·
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Baghdad sees Macron call to disband all militias as interference in Iraqi affairs

By SUADAD AL-SALHY ·

Iraq's November oil exports from south increase

By Reuters ·
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Alliance between Iraqi Kurds and Shiites in tatters

By SUADAD AL-SALHY ·

Iraqi authorities take control of main border crossing with Turkey: customs official

By Reuters ·
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Baghdad rejects Kurdish proposal to freeze referendum results

By SUADAD AL-SALHY ·

Iraqi Kurds say border crossings with Iran closed

By AFP ·

Tillerson: US does not recognize Kurdistan vote

By AFP, Reuters ·
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Turkey rallies rivals, friends to oppose Kurdish state

By AFP ·

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