What Makes America Safe? Budget Priorities and Public Health
September 1, 2022 Forbes
Costs of War contributor William Hartung wrote about skewed spending priorities in Forbes.
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When Pakistan govt said it’ll protest US drone strikes on Pashtuns and then ignore it
September 27, 2022 The Print
Costs of War was cited in The Print (India) on drones in Pakistan.
Rick Mills – “Merchants of Death & Destruction”
June 10, 2024 The Prospector News
Investment blog The Prospector cited Costs of War on the financial costs of war.
The next energy frontier: A race for solar power from space?
September 2, 2022 Breaking Defense
Breaking Defense cited Costs of War research on military emissions.
A Misguided Arms Competition With China
June 20, 2024 The New York Times
The New York Times printed a letter from Costs of War contributor Bill Hartung on China.
Las bases militares de EEUU en el extranjero: ¿expansión del hegemonismo estadounidense?
August 15, 2024 Jujuy al Momento
Jujuy al Momento (Argentina) cited Costs of War’s counterterrorism map.
Roaming Charges: The Man From Quiet Room 4
June 21, 2024 CounterPunch
Costs of War research on indirect deaths and childhood malnutrition was featured on CounterPunch.
The Paper Trail Newsletter
August 20, 2024 Project on Government Oversight
Project on Government Oversight cited Costs of War research on sexual assault in their newsletter "The Paper Trail".
Our Invasions
August 29, 2022 Current Affairs
Costs of War was cited in Current Affairs in a piece about Afghanistan.
Contractor Push for Inflation Increases Could Enable Profiteering
October 10, 2022 Forbes
Costs of War contributor William Hartung wrote on weapon contractors and inflation in Forbes.
Former NSA chief revolves through OpenAI's door Former NSA chief revolves through OpenAI's door
July 1, 2024 Responsible Statecraft
Responsible Statecraft cited Costs of War’s AI report on Silicon Valley and military spending. (reposted in TruthDig and Al Mayadeen)
Paradigm for peace applied to Russia, Ukraine, and the US: Proposal for a peaceful pathway forward – Part 4. Mental escalators of violence in US policy and media makers – Part 4P
September 7, 2022 Counter Currents
Costs of War’s Neta Crawford was cited in Countercurrents on military emissions.
What to know about U.S. military support for Israel after a year of war
October 14, 2024 The Washington Post
The Washington Post cited our recent spending report in a comprehensive piece about U.S. military support for Israel, one year into war.
We Need Smarter Solutions to Damned-If-You-Do-or-Don’t Dilemmas Like Syria
August 29, 2013 Scientific American
"Doing nothing seems immoral, but military intervention poses terrible risks. Those who support military actions against Syria should check out the ‘Costs of War’ project."
Cop27: Biden says US to lead the way on climate, but lags on its own commitments
November 11, 2022 Middle East Eye
Costs of War was cited in the Middle East Eye on the U.S. climate commitments.
Sept. 11 attacks changed our nation forever
September 11, 2024 Orange County Register
A 9/11 editorial in the Orange County Register cited Costs of War (reposted in Pasadena Star News, Press Telegram, and other California papers.)
The High Cost of U.S. Foreign Policy
July 9, 2013 The National Interest
“Brown University’s Costs of War project has estimated that American military expenditures on Afghanistan, Iraq, and Pakistan will ultimately cost over $4 trillion dollars—fully one quarter of the entire U.S. national debt.”
How the planet subsidises America’s military hegemony
November 14, 2022 South China Morning Post
Costs of War was cited in the South China Morning Post on US military emissions.
Nelson Mandela warned us that ‘the US has committed unspeakable atrocities in the world’
September 10, 2024 Pearls and Irritations
Pearls and Irritations, John Menadue’s blog, cited Costs of War on the human and financial costs of the post-9/11 wars.
Hawks blow a lot of hot air over proposed budget cuts
January 10, 2023 Responsible Statecraft
Costs of War was cited in William Hartung’s piece in Responsible Statecraft on proposed House budget cuts.