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3:28Now PlayingIraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani says there are cost disagreements over a key oil pipeline to Turkey that’s been shut for over a year. Baghdad won a long-standing arbitration case on oil exports from semi-autonomous Kurdistan, but hasn’t been able to strike an agreement over how much to pay international oil companies operating there for their production. "We have to look at how to balance those issues," Al-Sudani said during an interview with Bloomberg's Joumanna Bercetche. (Part-Arabic with English subtitles)
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