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Iran 'withdraws' from disputed well
14 hours ago ago from Muslims Against Sharia
Iranian troops have withdrawn partially from a disputed oil well in the border region with Iraq, the Iraqi government has said. Ali al-Dabbagh, a government spokesman, said that a group of Iranian troops who had allegedly seized control of the well last week had pulled back in the early hours of Sunday morning. "The Iranian flag has been lowered," Dabbagh told Al Jazeera. "The Iranian troops have pulled back 50 metres, but they ...
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Another Liberal, another failed belief Not that the Left ever gets much right in life, and here we have yet another example of this: Those who claim that the U.S. invaded Iraq in 2003 to get control of the country's giant oil reserves will be left scratching their heads by the results of last weekend's auction of Iraqi oil contracts : Not a single U.S. company secured a deal in the auction of contracts that will shape the Iraqi ...
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Energy scarcity and not peak oil needs global focus As I write these lines on the train from Amersfoot to Frankfurt, with white, fluffy snow as far as the eye can see, the world seems engrossed with the deliberations in Copenhagen, with focus on global warming and carbon emission. However, in the hullaballoo of this entire debate, the very issue of energy poverty appears to have been sidelined. After all it affects the daily lives of ...
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