List of Oil Production articles
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Photo by Sergei Supinsky - AFP - Getty Russia Stole Yukos and Owes $50 Billion, International Panel Rules
An arbitration panel in The Hague finds that Moscow dismembered Yukos for political purposes and awards record damages to former shareholders.
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Photo by Maxi Failla/AFP/Getty Images Keeping Putin’s Hands Off Argentina’s Oil
The White House shouldn't allow Argentina's debt problems to impede U.S. energy security.
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Photo by Evaristo Sa - AFP - Getty Too Big to Nail
Energy sanctions against Russia are incremental for a reason.
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Photo by Safin Hamed - AFP - Getty Revenge of the Kurds II
Can the Kurds prevent Maliki from sabotaging the country's oil infrastructure?
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Photo: ABDULLAH DOMA/AFP/Getty Images Undoing the Resource Curse
How oil can save Libyan democracy.
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Jennifer Castro/Flickr Creative Commons Pipelines and First Nations
Can Canada's indigenous communities stop Prime Minister Stephen Harper from turning the country into a petrostate?
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Yuri Cortez - AFP - Getty In Mexico, Old Habits Die Hard
Mexico's president threw open the door to reforming the energy sector, potentially reversing 75 years of revolutionary legacy. Now the ambitious overhaul is colliding with messy political reality.
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Photo by Dan Kitwood - Getty ISIS and the Long-Term Threat to Iraqi Oil
Islamist militants haven't touched Iraqi oil production or exports yet, but they threaten Iraq's all-important future prospects.
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Marwan Ibrahim - AFP - Getty Revenge of the Kurds
As ISIS rolls toward Baghdad, the Kurds are gaining oil, ground, and power.
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Safin Hamed - AFP - Getty Iraq’s Insurgency and the Threat to Oil
Americans might have forgotten about the Iraq war, but they’re about to feel it at the gas pump.
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Karen Bleier - AFP - Getty Yergin: Crude Exports Would be a Win-Win
A new study adds fuel to the political debate over ending the 40-year old ban on oil exports.
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Photo by SERGEI ILNITSKY/AFP/Getty Images China Has Russia Over a Barrel
When Putin arrives in Shanghai to try and ink a new multibillion-dollar energy deal, it'll be the Chinese -- not the Russians -- who will be laughing all the way to the bank.
