'Complicated, complex': Gold Star families, veterans react to troops leaving Afghanistan
July 23, 2021 The MetroWest Daily News
MetroWest Daily News cites Costs of War Project data on post-9/11 spending in Afghanistan.
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America's Defense Budget is Bigger Than You Think
May 7, 2019 The Nation
William D. Hartung's article cites Costs of War research in revealing the real cost of the U.S. Defense budget, which exceeds $1 trillion.
Maybe It's Time To Say 'OK Boomer' To Our Foreign Policy
December 6, 2019 Responsible Statecraft
Responsible Statecraft cites Costs of War Project research on the $6.4 trillion spent and obligated to post-9/11 wars in an article on the American foreign policy establishment.
America's recent military history points to strategic shortcomings
July 27, 2021 The Sydney Morning Herald
The Sydney Morning Herald references Costs of War Project data on Afghan death and displacement in the post-9/11 wars.
The Real US Defense Budget Is Even Bigger Than You Think
May 15, 2019 Business Insider
In a dollar-by-dollar tour of the US national security budget, Business Insider references the Cost of War Project's esimation that obligations to veterans of the Iraq and Afghan wars will total more than $1 trillion in the years to come.
If This Is Artificial Intelligence, Let’s Go With Real Stupidity
August 24, 2023 Counterpunch
Norman Solomon cited Costs of War in Counterpunch.
Adding up the Cost of Our Never-Ending Wars
December 17, 2019 Project on Government Oversight
The Project on Government Oversight shares a Costs of War report discussing recent changes in government practice that make understanding the costs of post-9/11 wars event more difficult.
U.S. Has Spent Six Trillion Dollars on Wars That Killed Half a Million People Since 9/11, Report Says
November 14, 2018 Newsweek
"The United States has spent nearly $6 trillion on wars that directly contributed to the deaths of around 500,000 people since the 9/11 attacks of 2001." This article goes on to detail these findings by the Costs of War Project, describing how they break down.
A Near Press Blackout in Afghanistan
August 4, 2021 The New Yorker
The New Yorker cites Costs of war Project data on the budgetary cost of the post-9/11 wars.
Iran, Venezuela and China: Finalists for America's Next Top Battle
May 6, 2019 The Daily Show
Trevor Noah features the Cost of War Project's map of where in the world the U.S. military is combatting terrorism on The Daily Show.
Human rights blabbering vs domestic gun violence in USA
August 21, 2023 Nagaland Post
CoW was cited in Nagaland Post (India) on war deaths in Afghanistan.
Osama bin Laden told his children 'I advise you not to work with Al Qaeda,' new book reveals
August 4, 2021 Business Insider
Business Insider references Costs of War Project data on the human and budgetary costs of the post-9/11 wars.
The costs of post-9/11 wars exceed $8 trillion for US
September 1, 2021 The Boston Globe
The Boston Globe cites Costs of War Project data on the human and budgetary costs of the post-9/11 wars, and covers research by Neta Crawford that emphasizes the lack of federal transparency on U.S. military spending in the post-9/11 wars.
Trump Threatens Afghan Armageddon
January 5, 2020 TomDispatch
Writing in TomDispatch, Nick Turse cites the Costs of War Project estimate that as many as 801,000 people have been killed in U.S. post-9/11 conflicts.
Five Things You Need to Know Now
June 13, 2019 The Week
The Week features Costs of War: "Study: Pentagon emits more greenhouse gas than some major countries."
Im Treibsand – oder: Noch immer kein „Endgame“ in Sicht für afghanische Ortskräfte
August 30, 2023 Nach Denk Seiten
Costs of War research on Afghanistan was cited in Nach Denk Seiten.
The cost of post 9/11 wars hit $5.9 trillion, 480,000 lives lost, study says
November 14, 2018 Stars and Stripes
“In sum, high costs in war and war-related spending pose a national security concern because they are unsustainable,” Crawford said. “The public would be better served by increased transparency and by the development of a comprehensive strategy to end the wars and deal with other urgent national security priorities.”
After 18 years, veterans wonder how long U.S. can stay in Afghanistan
September 15, 2019 San Antonio Express News
The U.S. military's spending on post-9/11 wars tops $5.9 trillion, says the San Antonio Express News citing Costs of War research.
Daily on Defense
June 14, 2019 Washington Examiner
Jamie McIntyre's defense news roundup covers the release of two climate change reports, including "Researchers at Brown University's Costs of War Project have published a new report measuring the greenhouse gas emissions of the Department of Defense, which is the largest institutional consumer of fossil fuels in the world."
U.S. Army w kryzysie. Spada poziom zaufania [KOMENTARZ]
September 4, 2023 Defense 24
Costs of War was cited in an article about low confidence in the U.S. military by Defense 24 (Poland).