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What challenges does Greenland’s new Prime Minister face? | Explained Original

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By Abhiruchi Chowdhury, Padmashree Anandhan
| The Hindu Verified
The story so far: After Greenland’s March elections, Jens-Frederik Nielsen was elected as the new Prime Minister. The election results, announced on March 12, saw the Demokraatit party gain seven seats, rising from three to ten seats in Parliament, while the ruling Inuit Ataqatigiit (IA) and Siumut coalition lost 11 seats. The Greenland elections drew attention after U.S. President Donald Trump claimed his intention to buy the island. What is Greenland’s political system?
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Iraq - Before and After Saddam Hussein

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By Abhiruchi Chowdhury
| The Kootneeti Verified
The state of Iraq in which shares its borders with Iran in the East, Jordan in the west, Syria in the North-West, Turkey in the North and Saudi Arabia and Kuwait in the South has three main demographic groups. The Shias of Iraq form majority of the population who mostly live in South Iraq followed by Sunnis who live in North and Western parts of Iraq and Kurds who live in far North of Iraq.
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The Islamic revolution and Iran’s role in conflicts of West Asia post-1979

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By Abhiruchi Chowdhury
| The Kootneeti Verified
The state of Iran, unlike most of its Arab neighbours which came into existence solely due to drawing of artificial boundaries, has existed from centuries and is home to one of the oldest and richest civilizations. The beginning of the twentieth century saw a quest between Russia and Britain to increase their presence in Iran because of it being strategically located. But with the outbreak of the Bolshevik revolution in 1917, Britain emerged as the single dominant power having influence in Iran.
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