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Nouri al-Maliki ups stakes in Syria

Alongside Iran, Iraq's Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki has offered his full support to Damascus, despite the risk that this could pull Iraq into a regional conflict.

Subscribers only 03.10.2012

Massoud Barzani

Massoud Barzani, the leader of the autonomous Kurdish region, was [...]

Subscribers only 03.10.2012

Baasthists go home

Profiting from its rapprochement with Damascus, the Iraqi government led [...]

Subscribers only Agencies 22.08.2012

Majors prefer Erbil

Hot on the heels of Total, which began negotiations at [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 18.07.2012

War exports to Syria

Lebanon's inter-religious conflicts are not the only ones that are being exported to neighbouring Syria (see p.3). Iraqi militia fighters [...]

Subscribers only Defence 06.06.2012

Barzani and Erdogan v Maliki

Openly hostile to Baghdad and the PKK, the president of Iraqi Kurdistan has allied himself with Ankara.

Subscribers only Defence 09.05.2012

Rich pickings for Iraq lobbyists

Conflicts between Iraq's Shi'ite Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki and his Sunni and Kurdish adversaries (see p. 3) have opened up [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 09.05.2012

Sequentys, Geos' pilot fish

The French company Geos is moving back into Baghdad in association with little-known compatriot Sequentys.

Subscribers only 09.05.2012

Financial support for Damascus

Not content with being a platform for Iranian arms deliveries [...]

Subscribers only Defence 25.04.2012

Hezbollah instructor could be liberated

Held in Baghdad since his capture by the U.S. Army [...]

Subscribers only Defence 25.04.2012

Spotlight | IRAQ
French companies prefer Erbil to Baghdad

Despite Nicolas Sarkozy's determination that they make their mark in Iraq, French companies have yet to catch up with their European and U.S. competitors and now a number of them, jaded by Iraq's bureaucracy and insecurity, are turning their attentions [.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 25.04.2012

Iraq wants own force to protect oil fields

Bagdad wants to replace the private security firms that protect Iraq's southern oil fields with a dedicated army. Western companies are not keen.

Subscribers only 04.04.2012

Iran gets its hands on Badr Brigade

The Badr Brigade, the armed wing of the Islamic Supreme [...]

Subscribers only Agencies 21.03.2012

Private security companies told to leave

The oil fields in southern Iraq are not the safest [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 21.03.2012

Nouri al-Maliki’s lobbyist

The Iraqi prime minister’s office has agreed to finance the [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 08.02.2012

Baathists' last stand

The sectarian violence that erupted when the last U.S. soldiers left Iraq at the end of 2011 was perpetrated by [...]

Subscribers only Defence 11.01.2012

Masrour Barzani

Masrour Barzani, the son of Massoud Barzani and head of [...]

Subscribers only 23.11.2011

Gallice Iraq Services

Gallice Iraq Services, the Iraqi subsidiary of the security company [...]

Subscribers only 23.11.2011

Erinys

Erinys, which is now a subsidiary of Hart, has been [...]

Subscribers only 09.11.2011

Global steps into Gulf oil

Former Royal Marine Damian Perl's Global Integrated Security is taking on G4S and Control Risks in Iraq's lucrative oil market.

Subscribers only 28.09.2011

Mohamed Said al-Hakim

Mohamed Said al-Hakim is expected to take over from the [...]

Subscribers only 28.09.2011

The DIA

The DIA wants to avoid the U.S. troop withdrawal resulting [...]

Subscribers only 28.09.2011

Europe’s Mujahedin mediator

On September 27, Jean de Ruyt, the former permanent representative [...]

Subscribers only Back-Door Diplomacy 28.09.2011

David Petraeus

David Petraeus, the new head of the CIA, could soon [...]

Subscribers only 14.09.2011

Aegis

Aegis, the British private security company headed by Tim Spicer, [...]

Subscribers only 14.09.2011

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All articles - Iraq

Nouri al-Maliki ups stakes in Syria

Massoud Barzani

Baasthists go home

Majors prefer Erbil

War exports to Syria

Barzani and Erdogan v Maliki

Rich pickings for Iraq lobbyists

Sequentys, Geos' pilot fish

Financial support for Damascus

Hezbollah instructor could be liberated

Spotlight | IRAQ
French companies prefer Erbil to Baghdad

Iraq wants own force to protect oil fields

Iran gets its hands on Badr Brigade

Private security companies told to leave

Nouri al-Maliki’s lobbyist

Baathists' last stand

Masrour Barzani

Gallice Iraq Services

Erinys

Global steps into Gulf oil

Mohamed Said al-Hakim

The DIA

Europe’s Mujahedin mediator

David Petraeus

Aegis

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Nouri al-Maliki ups stakes in Syria

Massoud Barzani

Baasthists go home

Majors prefer Erbil

War exports to Syria

Barzani and Erdogan v Maliki

Rich pickings for Iraq lobbyists

Sequentys, Geos' pilot fish

Financial support for Damascus

Hezbollah instructor could be liberated

Spotlight | IRAQ French companies prefer Erbil to Baghdad

Iraq wants own force to protect oil fields

Iran gets its hands on Badr Brigade

Private security companies told to leave

Nouri al-Maliki’s lobbyist

Baathists' last stand

Masrour Barzani

Gallice Iraq Services

Erinys

Global steps into Gulf oil

Mohamed Said al-Hakim

The DIA

Europe’s Mujahedin mediator

David Petraeus

Aegis

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French companies prefer Erbil to Baghdad