Syria and over 300,000 deaths: Gulf, NATO, and Islamists
September 5, 2022 Modern Tokyo Times
Modern Tokyo Times cited Costs of War on deaths in Iraq from war.
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Grievance as Movement: A Conversation on Knowledge Production on Afghanistan and the Left
October 11, 2022 Jadaliyya
Costs of War contributor Anila Daulatzai participated in a conversation on Jadaliyya, the e-zine of the Arab Studies Institute, citing her Costs of War research.
We Can Pay For Free College The Same Way We Paid For A Pointless $5.6 Trillion War
July 18, 2018 BuzzFeed
Lindsay Koshgarian uses Costs of War estimates to argue that when some argue that ideas like healthcare for all or public college are written off as fantasy thinking, they should consider the virtually unlimited military spending of the US.
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Soberanía, migración y guerra
October 20, 2022 La Jornada
La Jornada cited Costs of War on post-9/11 war deaths.
Principios marxistas de la OTAN
October 22, 2022 El Mundo
Costs of War was cited in El Mundo (Spain) on post-9/11 war deaths and displacement.
Q&A with Matthew Hoh
March 1, 2019 C-SPAN
In an interview on C-SPAN, Matthew Hoh, an Iraq veteran and former State Department official, draws on Costs of War data to urge the American public to consider that "it's not just a discussion about the Afghan war. It's a discussion about all the wars, what we're doing overall, not just in the Middle East, but now throughout Africa." See clip at 17:53.
'Mr. Bush, when are you going to apologize': Heartbreaking video on 9/11 response resurfaces
September 19, 2022 Daily Kos
Costs of War was cited in DailyKos about anti-war activist and Iraq War veteran Mike Prysner confronting George W. Bush.
Will 2020 Signal An End to America's Endless Wars? Don't Count On It
January 2, 2020 Salon
Salon reports on the U.S. war in Afghanistan, which continues into 2020. Costs of War estimates that close to 7,000 American soldiers and 7,800 U.S. contractors have died in 18 years of war.
Afghanistan registered trade surplus with Pakistan: report
November 3, 2022 The Dawn
Costs of War was cited in The Dawn (Pakistan) on the costs of the war in Afghanistan.
Afghanistan: Profitiert haben die grossen Waffenschmieden
October 15, 2023 Pressenza
Costs of War was cited in Pressenza on the costs of war in Afghanistan.
Hodges: Join us for ceasefire now
November 11, 2023 The Aspen Times
An LTE cited Costs of War on post-9/11 war deaths in The Aspen Times on the need for a ceasefire in Israel/Gaza.
LGBTQ Activists Demand an End to the Pinkwashing of Militarism
June 28, 2019 Truthout
The Costs of War Project has estimated that at least 480,000 people have been killed as a direct result of the U.S.-led war on terror, says Truthout article discussing the intersection of trans and queer identity and the military.
Krieg gegen die Umwelt
December 22, 2022 Rubikon.News
Costs of War was cited by Rubikon.News (Germany) on the environmental costs of war.
Between 64 and 135 children killed in British military action in Afghanistan, analysis of MOD compensation payments reveals
November 8, 2022 Action on Armed Violence
Costs of War research on post-9/11 war deaths was cited by Action on Armed Violence (UK).
Who are the beneficiaries of wars?
October 24, 2023 NewsIn Asia
Costs of War was cited in NewsIn Asia on the Profits of War report (reposted in MENA FN.)
Is It Time (Once Again) for Nonviolent Rebellion?
November 28, 2023 TomDispatch
Costs of War was cited in TomDispatch on post-9/11 war deaths in a piece on Gaza.
How far is Pakistan to Afghanistan?
November 23, 2022 Modern Ghana
Costs of War was cited on war deaths in Pakistan in Modern Ghana.
Too much military spending got us into this mess
June 7, 2020 The Boston Globe
Costs of War Project co-directors Neta C. Crawford and Catherine Lutz argue that the coronavirus pandemic is the product of an endlessly growing "War on Terror."
Don’t Just Cut Defense Spending. Convert the Defense Industry Into a Green Powerhouse.
January 30, 2023 The New Republic
New Costs of War research on moving form a war economy to a green economy was cited in The New Republic.