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OPEC+ likely to maintain output in light of Kurdish oil dispute / Jack Dutton
Analysts say the OPEC+ alliance is unlikely to cut production and there could be be a oil glut in the second half of 2023.
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Sudani's visit to Erbil put an end to disputes - KDP
The Kurdistan Democratic Party announced the Iraqi Prime Minister's recent visit to Erbil has ended bilateral disputes.
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Bafel Talabani calls for Kurdistan Region's oil exports via SOMO
The leader of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, Bafel Talabani, voiced his support on Sunday for resuming the export of oil through the Iraqi Oil Marketing Company "SOMO."
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Kurdistan Region oil exports to resume Monday under Baghdad supervision
Iraq’s autonomous Kurdistan region is to resume oil exports through Turkey Monday, but in the future, they will be supervised by the federal government in Baghdad, officials from both sides said, Agence France-Presse reported.
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Putin and Erdogan leverage Black Sea Grain Initiative for political gain / Fatih Yurtsever
The Russian invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24, 2022 led to a more than four-month-long blockade by Russian warships of Ukraine’s Black Sea ports.
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Russia protests US forces' ‘provocative actions’ in Syria
Russia has protested to the American-led coalition against the Islamic State militant group about “provocative actions” by U.S. armed forces in Syria, Tass news agency said.
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Baghdad, Erbil close to deal to resume Kurdistan Region's oil exports
Iraq's federal government and the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) are close to striking a deal aimed at resuming northern oil exports, four sources familiar with the discussions told Reuters on Saturday.