The Scrap Metal Trade in Iraq: National Wealth or Economic Corruption Loophole?
Industrial and military waste, along with the remnants of defunct factories in Iraq, have turned into a trade generating billions of dinars, sparking...
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Industrial and military waste, along with the remnants of defunct factories in Iraq, have turned into a trade generating billions of dinars, sparking...
Crude oil prices in global markets experienced a notable decline, approaching levels seen prior to the recent escalation in geopolitical tensions. Thi...
Since its establishment, the Iraqi state has witnessed the dominance of strict centralized policies in managing revenues and wealth, which historicall...
Economic experts have emphasized that Iraq possesses promising investment potential that extends beyond the energy sector to include housing, industry...
The International Maritime Organization announced the passage of dozens of ships carrying hundreds of sailors through the Strait of Hormuz, as part of...
The United States has hinted at the possibility of diverting liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipments away from European markets if the European Union do...
Economic experts have clarified that higher oil production and increased exports do not automatically translate to an improved standard of living for...
Local currency markets in Iraq witnessed a noticeable increase in the exchange rates of the US dollar against the Iraqi dinar across three major provi...
Oil prices recorded a renewed decline, continuing their recent streak of losses, driven by positive indications regarding the sustained flow of crude...
The Ministry of Justice announced a final ruling by the US Supreme Court dismissing a lawsuit filed by a foreign company against several subsidiaries...