Iran reprisals expected against US: analysts
Consumption
The US killing in Iraq of the Iranian military leader, General Qasem Soleimani, could boost oil prices amid serious reprisals
All posts in Iraq
|
Opec and Russia finally agree production cut
Production
The Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) and Russia have said they have agreed to cut crude output, boosting
Energy frustrations and hopes fuel Middle East protests
Opinion
The street demonstrations in Iran, Iraq, and Lebanon have flown somewhat under the radar in the Western press. Perhaps this
Iraqi Kurdistan’s energy reserves: investor’s paradise or poisoned chalice?
Industry
When Masrour Barzani, who recently became the prime minister of semi-autonomous Iraqi Kurdistan, named long-serving Iraqi Kurdish natural resources minister
Russian delegates eye Kurdish deals
Production
A Russian energy delegation met the former president of Iraqi Kurdistan, Masoud Barzani, yesterday (Thursday) to discuss boosting ties with
Shifting sands: Middle East oil is safer than ever before
Opinion
There are few more enduring themes in energy than the unpredictable and volatile geopolitics of Middle East oil, which have
Rosneft brokers Iraqi oil deal: sources
Production
Russian state-run oil firm Rosneft has reportedly had success at allowing Iraqi Kurdistan to resume full oil exports from the
Iran eyes Georgian gas exports
Policy
Iran, which holds the world’s largest conventional gas reserves, reportedly sees Georgia as a potential market. Iran’s gas output has
Russia remains China’s top oil supplier
Consumption
Russia was China’s largest crude oil supplier for the ninth consecutive month in November, keeping Saudi Arabia in second place,