Unemployment

REPORT Iraq: Angry Hearts and Angry Minds

REPORT Afghanistan: Decision Point

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Poppy Cultivation and Eradication

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Iraq: Angry Hearts and Angry Minds

On the ground research in May 2008, after Afghanistan and Somalia, a third conflict zone - Iraq - led to the Iraq: Angry Hearts and Angry Minds report, and prompted The Senlis Council to consider an alternative approach to global security issues. The following clips were shown during the report release on 26 June 2008 in London.

Unemployment


Al-Qaeda When asked about the ongoing presence of foreign troops in their country, over half of those interviewed in Iraq thought that the foreign troops should leave.	Criminality	Development Adequate investment in infrastructure and provision of services, including education, are vital components of a healthy economy.	Influence From Outside
Security	Unemployment Leads to Agression	Unemployment 46% of those interviewed in Iraq stated they feel angry on a regular basis. Iraqis cited unemployment, lack of basis services and ongoing insecurity as the main reasons for feeling frustrated and angry.	US: stay or go?