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Iran to Claim $1 Trillion War Reparations from Iraq?

Debate is raging in Iran regarding the issue of claiming reparations from Iraq in relation to the Iran-Iraq war in the 1980s. Earlier this month, a member of the Majlis (the Iranian parliament), Eivaz Heidarpour, who is also a member of Iran's National Security and Foreign Policy Committee, said that Iran could claim compensation from […]

Kuwait Signs Oil Pact with Iraq

Kuwait has signed an agreement to share oil from cross-border fields with Iraq and is waiting for its northern neighbour to reciprocate, the emirate’s oil minister has said, according to a report from The National. The deal could help to smooth the often thorny relationship between the two countries 20 years after Saddam Hussein’s armies […]

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Iraq Ready to Resolve Debt Dispute with Kuwait

Iraq has intensified efforts to resolve its debt problems with neighboring Kuwait, in order to end the international restrictions imposed on the country following the invasion of Kuwait two decades ago, said Iraq’s deputy foreign minister. Iraq was placed under United Nations’ Chapter 7 status in 1991 after Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait. Speaking to AKnews, […]

Iraq 'Loses 150 Oil Wells' in Border Demarcation

A former member of the Iraqi parliament has announced that Iraq lost oil wells in the border demarcation with Iran and Kuwait. Some other oil wells are located in the common Iraqi-Iranian borders in Faw and Khanaqin, but they are not divided between both parties. The Iraqi government has lost a great amount of its […]

Kuwait, Iraq Close to Deal on Shared Oilfields

Iraq and Kuwait are expected to reach an agreement soon setting guidelines for investing in oilfields which cross their desert border, The Kuwaiti Al Jarida daily reported on Monday, according to Reuters When Iraq invaded its Gulf Arab neighbour 20 years ago, Iraq accused Kuwait of stealing billions of dollars worth of oil from these […]

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Kuwait Gets $650m in Iraqi Reparation

The United Nations released $650 million in Iraqi compensation to Kuwait on Thursday, the latest payment of a war reparation scheme that began in 1994. The payment brings the total sum of compensation paid to Kuwait to $30.1 billion dollars. A further $22.3 billion is due to Kuwait. Most of the latest round went to […]

Arabs Are Top Investors in Kurdistan

Investors from Arab countries have led other foreign investors in the Kurdistan Region in the last two years with nearly $2.7 billion (3.2 trillion Iraqi dinars) of investment in various sectors of the Region’s economy, a senior official of the Kurdistan Investment Board (KIB) told AKnews. “Four Arab countries -- Kuwait, Lebanon, Egypt and Jordan […]

Oil Espionage: Laptops Stolen

An official security source in Iraqi Oil Intelligence said on Tuesday that four laptop computers were stolen from the legal department of the South Oil Company and were smuggled into Kuwait, and that the company didn’t take any legal action against those involved. According to the report from AK News, the source, who preferred anonymity, […]

Kuwait Gives Initial Approval for Oil Border Crossing

Kuwait has given initial approval to open a special border crossing with neighbouring Iraq for international oil firms working there, an Iraqi oil official said on Monday, according to a report from Arab News. “There is kind of initial approval from Kuwait’s side,” Abdul-Mahdy al-Ameedi, director of the Oil Ministry’s licensing office, told Reuters. “This […]

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Iraq Wants to Open Oil Border with Kuwait

Dhiya Jaafar, chief executive of Iraq's state-run South Oil Co (SOC), has said the country seeks to open a special border crossing with neighbouring Kuwait for international oil firms working in the country, Reuters has reported. The new border crossing would facilitate the inflow of equipment for the oil companies that secured contracts to develop […]