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Kurdish exports resume despite Iraq impasse

Source: Financial Times

Baghdad : Iraq | 6 months ago

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For the past two years, foreign oil companies working in Kurdistan have had their hands tied. They have not been able to export their oil and have limited their development in the region...Kurdish oil is expected to start flowing through a pipeline that runs from Iraq through Kurdistan to Turkey and...

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Radio New Zealand: Iraq cracks down on corrupt officials

News Source: Androscoggin News | 6 months ago

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News Source: Press TV | 6 months ago

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News Source: The Daily Star | 6 months ago

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News Source: Yedioth Ahronoth | 6 months ago

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News Source: Financial Times | 6 months ago

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Iraq to arrest 1,000 'corrupt' officials

News Source: BBC | 6 months ago

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