Iraq

Crude Oil $111 a Barrel Due to Unrest in Iraq

Crude oil prices have reached a three-year high of $111 a barrel due to fears of a supply shock as a result of al-Qaeda militants taking full control of Mosul, Tikrit and Samarra, and now moving close to the capital, Baghdad. The government forces have been seen fleeing from the Sunni-Muslim al-Qaeda areas.

Is Turkey Playing a Game?

An analyst has recently posted statements in which it has blamed Turkey for backing Kurdistan region against Iraqi government. Followed with another accuse upon Turkey, which blames it for weakening the central Iraqi government and its forces.

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