Topic: Kirkuk

Energy Voices As Kurds gain power, Baghdad may be ready for oil deal
The Iraqi central government and authorities of the semi-autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government put together a seven-point deal last week that could see the Kurds resume oil exports to Iraq in return for a revision of the Iraqi 2013 budget, Alic writes.
Iraqi government takes 10 TV stations off the air for 'incitement'
Terrorism & Security Anti-government protests in Iraq devolve into sectarian fighting
How stable is Iraq? 13 candidates killed ahead of elections
Energy Voices The decline of the world's major oil fields
Iraq's Christians face hardship, but peaceful Easter also highlights promise
19 killed in suicide bombing targeting government-linked Shiite militia
Suicide bombing rocks oil-rich Iraqi city
Energy Voices Exxon Mobil, BP face off in Iraq-Kurd oil conflict
A wary Iraq weighs its options as Syrian civil war deepens
Kurdish-Iraqi government talks collapse amid fear of civil war
Terrorism & Security Spate of deadly bombings rock Iraq before Shiite holy month
Energy Voices Georgia installs soccer star as energy minister
Al Qaeda-style strikes on Shiites in Iraq kill at least 26
Widespread insurgent attacks kill at least 44 in Iraq (+video)
Insurgent attacks in Iraq result in over 20 deaths
Amid Iraq violence, journalists struggle about government control
Terrorism & Security Car bombings hit Shiite pilgrimage, underscoring Iraq's sectarian divide
Iraq's unity tested by rising tensions over oil-rich Kurdish region
Dozens killed in Iraq bomb blasts Thursday
Terrorism & Security Spate of bombings in Iraq undermines stability ahead of Arab summit
Global News Blog At work in Iraq with Anthony Shadid
A Line in the Sand
Al Qaeda in Iraq claims responsibility for Baghdad bombings
Opinion Iraq after US pullout – not a doomsday scenario

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