Long shadow of US invasion of Iraq still looms over international order
March 13, 2023 The Guardian
Costs of War was cited in The Guardian on 20 years of war in Iraq and elsewhere.
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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.
20 years after Iraq, the U.S. must change course
March 14, 2023 American Friends Service Committee
Costs of War was cited by the American Friends Service Committee on 20 years of war in Iraq.
U.S. grapples with forces unleashed by Iraq invasion 20 years later
March 16, 2023 Reuters
Costs of War's research on the budgetary costs of war in Iraq and Syria was cited in Reuters.
Study: High levels of uranium and lead found in bones of Iraqis linked to conflict
March 28, 2025 The World
PRI’s The World interviewed Costs of War contributor Kali Rubaii on her research on the lingering environmental health impacts of war.
Bleak and Full of Promise: Echoes of the Late Soviet Union
February 23, 2025 American Affairs Journal
Costs of War research on the human and budgetary costs of war in Afghanistan was cited in the American Affairs Journal.
Corporate America: A Profit-Driven Killing Machine
February 23, 2025 Dorset Eye
Dorset Eye (UK) cites Costs of War on the human costs of war.
Guestwords: Beautiful People in an Ugly World
December 5, 2024 Easthampton Star
An opinion piece in the Easthampton Star cited Costs of War on post-9/11 war civilian deaths.
U.S. sees Taliban deal as exit from Afghanistan. Militants see it as victory over the superpower.
March 3, 2020 NBC News
NBC News analyzes the U.S. agreement with the Taliban that could lead the U.S. to withdraw from Afghanistan after more than 18 years of war and around 2,400 U.S. military deaths, according to the Costs of War Project.
The Pentagon Budget Is Out of Control
March 3, 2020 The Nation
The financial costs of war are greater than what's seen in the Pentagon budget, says The Nation, citing the Costs of War Project estimate of the $6.4 trillion cost of post-9/11 wars.
We Can’t Rely on Just the Military
April 8, 2020 The Atlantic
The Atlantic cites Costs of War Project co-directors Catherine Lutz and Neta Crawford, who write that "war is, in part, what got us to this health crisis."
Contributor: Ali R. Tayyeb PhD, RN
CEO, RN-Mentor Consulting, LLC
Dr. Ali R. Tayyeb is a United States Navy Veteran, having served as a Fleet Marine Force Corpsman with Naval Medical Center San Diego, 1st Marine Division, and 3rd Marine Division. ...
Reality Check: Chinese Military Spending in Context
Some experts have argued that China’s military expenditures are far higher than official reporting would suggest, with one Senator claiming that China’s spending is roughly on par with U.S. spending. This report reveals that the U.S. continues to outspend China on defense by a substantial margin....
Palestinian photographer Samar Abu Elouf wins 2025 World Press Photo of Year
April 22, 2025 The Middle East Eye
The Middle East Eye cited our research on the dangers to war reporters.
Civilian deaths surges in Afghanistan amid Taliban talks – report
December 7, 2020 TRT World
TRT World covers Costs of War's new study on increased civilian casualties due to U.S. and allied forces' airstrikes.
Where is Iraq today, 20 years after the US-led invasion?
March 20, 2023 KALW
KALW cited Costs of War research on Iraq.
Power Shift in the Horn of Africa: Somalia Recognizes SSC-Khaatumo
April 24, 2025 Black Agenda Report
Black Agenda Report cited Costs of War research on U.S. counterterrorism operations in Somalia.
Afghan civilian deaths from US air raids rose by more than 300 percent
December 8, 2020 Al Jazeera
Al Jazeera covers Costs of War's new study on increased civilian casualties due to U.S. and allied forces' airstrikes.