Thursday, August 6, 2026
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Saudi Airline will be First to Fly Non-Stop to Iraq Since Invasion of Kuwait

Direct flights between the two countries were put to a halt in 1990 Saudi budget airline Flynas recently announced its plans to start operating direct flights to Iraq, making it the first Saudi airline to do so in 27 years. “Flights from main airports in the kingdom to a number of Iraqi cities will start within weeks,” the airline said in a statement. Direct flights

OPEC prepares for its 171st meeting to decide on production cuts

Move Over Oil Majors, there’s a New Sheriff just over the Horizon and He’s Heading this Way

“This is going to be a game-changer, particularly for institutional investors” – Jim Harden In the oil and gas industry, ExxonMobil (ticker: XOM) has long been the 800-pound gorilla. It’s the world’s preeminent publicly-owned oil company, but that is about to change. Somebody three times its size (production) is moving toward an IPO. The new public oil and gas company

Wattenberg Field: Boulder County Lodges Complaint with Colorado Over Oil Company Public Meetings

From the Longmont Times-Call Boulder County Commissioners in a letter sent Tuesday to state regulators are objecting to Crestone Peak Resources’ handling of the public hearing process on a large-scale drilling project on the county’s eastern edge. The county charged that the company has pre-selected drill sites before hearing the public’s input, hasn’t provided enough time for stakeholders to review plans, and