In wasting oil wealth, Baghdad and the KRG have more in common than meets the eye
Opinion
With the slump in oil prices, and some analysts forecasting prices to head towards $10 per barrel, yet more hard
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Oil trader pays Swiss fine over African bribes
Industry
The energy trading firm, the Gunvor Group, is due to pay US$95 million to end an investigation by the Swiss
Iraqi Kurdistan’s energy reserves: investor’s paradise or poisoned chalice?
Industry
When Masrour Barzani, who recently became the prime minister of semi-autonomous Iraqi Kurdistan, named long-serving Iraqi Kurdish natural resources minister
Does Senegal’s petro-scandal break with African precedents?
Policy
When a recent BBC investigation alleged corruption behind the allocation of energy contracts for gas fields off the coast of
Eni, Shell face Nigeria bribe trial
Industry
European oil giants Eni and Shell are to stand trial in Italy over allegations of corruption in their Nigerian operations.