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Iraq, Kurdistan reach new oil agreement to regulate exports, boost revenues
Iraq and the Kurdistan Region signed an oil agreement aimed at regulating exports, boosting revenue sharing Baghdad and Erbil.
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Iraq6 months ago
Pentagon: US-led military coalition scaling back Iraq occupation
The Pentagon has announced that the United States and its partners are scaling back their military mission in Iraq.
Iraq7 months ago
Iraq's Kurdistan violence kills 3 security personnel amid political tensions
Heavy clashes have erupted in Iraq’s semi-autonomous Kurdish region over the arrest of an opposition figure, leaving three security forces killed and 19 others wounded in the northern city of Sulaymaniyah.
Iraq9 months ago
PKK begins disarmament after 40-year conflict with Turkey
Members of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) militant group have begun to lay down machine guns, sniper rifles after they ended their decades-long armed struggle against the Turkish government.
Turkey9 months ago
PKK fighters to lay down arms in ceremony in northern Iraq
A group of PKK fighters is set to hand over their weapons in the Iraqi city of Sulaymaniyah on Friday.
Turkey11 months ago
Explainer: What is the PKK militant group that ended 40-year insurgency against Turkey?
In a significant development, the Kurdish militant group PKK has disbanded and formally renounced violence, marking the end of more than 40 years of insurgency against Turkey.
Energyone year ago
Iraq denies it is resuming oil exports from Kurdistan under US pressure
Iraq says the planned resumption of oil exports from Kurdistan has nothing to do with the US.
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