Baghdadis Say No to More Troops
Most people interviewed in the capital are opposed to a further deployment of US troops, especially in built-up areas.
Most people interviewed in the capital are opposed to a further deployment of US troops, especially in built-up areas.
Jaysh Muhammed group claims responsibility for attacks on Coalition targets, but denies any connection with al-Qaeda.
While Saddam-era surveillance is happily gone, motorists still feel the need for greater road security.
Radical movement’s attacks on senior clergy seen as contradicting calls for unity.
The decision to allow Baathists back into government stirs bad memories in Kurdistan.
Angry reactions to Abu Ghraib prison reports further erode confidence in the Coalition.
Some former Abu Ghraib inmates fear exploitation by politically-motivated lawyers.
Many orphans and other poor children are forced into begging and prostitution.
Iraqis trying to get on with their lives do not know to whom to turn for guidance and security.