#Kurdistan
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MiscellaneousTerrorist Attack on Iraqi Kurdistan's Khor Mor Gas Field Causes Widespread Blackouts
A terrorist attack on Iraq's Khor Mor gas field in Kurdistan has caused significant blackouts and halted gas production. The incident has prompted an investigation by Iraqi and Kurdish authorities, with the field having a history of similar attacks blamed on Iran-backed groups.
EconomyDana Gas Soars: Q3 Profit Jumps 50% on Surge in Kurdistan Gas Output and Higher Prices
Dana Gas reported a 50% surge in Q3 profit to $45 million, driven by increased gas output from its Kurdistan fields and higher hydrocarbon prices. Despite security disruptions and payment challenges, the company saw revenue rise by 42%.
PoliticsHistoric Unification of Peshmerga Forces Brings End to Decades of Kurdish Division in Iraq
Iraqi Kurdistan has officially unified its Peshmerga forces under the Ministry of Peshmerga Affairs, ending decades of division between rival ruling parties and fulfilling a key US-led military reform demand.
PoliticsUS Air-Defence Withdrawal from Iraq Threatens Wider Regional Security Gap
The upcoming withdrawal of US-led coalition air-defence systems from Iraq is forcing neighbouring countries to reassess their security calculations amidst fears of a widening regional defense gap.
EconomyIraqi Kurdistan Restarts 230,000 bpd Oil Production Following Drone Attacks
Iraqi Kurdistan has resumed oil production of up to 230,000 barrels per day across most of its oilfields following disruptions from drone attacks.
TechnologyHow Iraq’s Solar Villages Are Powering a Lasting Energy Revolution
A solar initiative in villages like Kulak within the Kurdistan region is transforming rural Iraq by pairing reliable renewable energy with local training and agricultural development.