Stories written by N. Janardhan

IRAQ: Iran, Saudi Arabia’s Roles Play Out in Post-poll Crisis

By N. Janardhan
While Iraq's election was largely a domestic affair, efforts there to form a new government in the weeks after the March poll have been bogged down by a flurry of contradictory pulls and pressures by several international actors.

Q&A: South-South Cooperation Key to Tackling Ageing Populations

By N. Janardhan
While explaining the reasons for rapid economic growth during the last decade and showcasing their potential for future development, many developing countries in Asia and Latin America highlight the strength of their youth population. But, they are also increasingly becoming aware of their aging populations - which could be converted into a source of strength rather than a liability.

KUWAIT: Election Promotes Democracy Amid Instability*

By N. Janardhan
As Kuwaitis prepare to vote for a new parliament on May 16, trends suggest that while elections serve as a reminder of the Gulf country's democratic traditions, the exercise is unlikely to end the political chaos that it was meant to quell.
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