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Global Peace Index Released Today

May 30, 2007 by Anil P.  
Filed under Security

Norway is rated the most peaceful nation on the planet, with Iraq the least. The GPI uses a variety of indicators to determine the entire list.

Each nation has detailed ratings by the GPI on a variety of peace factors (the USA – 96th – for example). Further click-thru will reveal what each parameter is and how it was calculated.

Scandinavia tends to do well on these sorts of surveys (like privacy), and in fact Europe in general.

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