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in Iraq and Syria, ABC News reports. The attacks are seen by some as acts of solidarity with Palestinians amid the Israel-Hamas conflict, mirroring similar actions by Houthi militants in...
Three Qatari companies and Iraq’s National Investment Commission have agreed to develop $9.5bn worth of projects in Iraq... The power plants will help reduce Iraq’s reliance on...
in Iraq — reflect surging anger against the United States... in Iraq launched dozens of attacks on bases housing U.S. troops in Iraq and eastern Syria. Those attacks stopped in February...
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Halliburton's role in post-war Iraq includes operating Iraqi oil fields, new documents have revealed. Previously, the US Army Corps of Engineers had described the contract given to Halliburton - run by US Vice President Dick Cheney between 1995 and 2000 - as putting out fires at oil wells during the conflict. The emergency contract for firefighting and capping Iraqi oil wells was awarded to Halliburton without a bidding process in March. Responding to questions from a US Congressman, the US Army Corps of Engineers has revealed that the contract ...
Foreign Secretary David Miliband declares Iraq "open for business" and says UK firms are keen to invest, during a surprise visit.
The war in Iraq has created a growing market for the country's unpaid debts as banks and companies try to recoup some of their cash. Current estimates put the total amount owed at close to $120bn (£65.2bn; 94.4bn euros), with about 90% of that lent by governments and the rest from commercial banks. Iraq's repayments on that lump sum, which does not include war reparations, would cripple any efforts to rebuild the country following decades of rule by Saddam Hussein and the subsequent US-led invasion. ...