ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Iraq needs more inclusive governance across sectarian and religious divides if it is to end its turmoil, something only its own politicians can deliver, one of the United Nations' top officials said on Friday.
Helen Clark, head of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the world body's third most senior figure, said only a political solution in Iraq, and in neighbouring Syria, could end the crises.
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