US aid to Ukraine could hit $53B. Here's what it covers, how it compares and who pays for it
May 17, 2022 USA TODAY
USA Today quotes Neta Crawford, Co-Director of Costs of War, on the U.S. military budget
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Iran-linked drone strike that killed US troops highlights military vulnerability overseas
January 29, 2024 USA Today
Costs of War’s counterterror map was featured in USA Today on an Iran strike that killed U.S. service members.
Yellen Dispatched to Beg China for Face-Saving Slowdown
April 9, 2024 Simplicius the Thinker
Costs of War was cited on the costs of the post-9/11 wars in Simplicius’s newsletter. Reposted in Brazil’s Correio da Cidadania and Les 7 Du Quebec.
Time to End the West’s Xenophobic Double Standard on Refugees
May 18, 2022 The Nation
The Nation cites Costs of War figures on on the number of people displaced by the post-9/11 wars.
Pentagon contractors in Afghanistan operated with minimal disclosure and oversight
August 9, 2022 Responsible Statecraft
Responsible Statecraft covered Costs of War’s latest report on contractors in Afghanistan.
US Foreign Policy Is A Far Cry Trom The Founders Intent – OpEd
January 30, 2024 Eurasia Review
Costs of War was cited in Eurasia Review on U.S. military personnel killed in the post-9/11 wars.
America has spent $6.4 trillion on wars in the Middle East and Asia since 2001, a new study says
November 20, 2019 CNBC
CNBC shares Costs of War findings that US post-9/11 wars have cost American taxpayers $6.4 trillion—$2 trillion more than all federal government spending in the most recent fiscal year.
The Pentagon’s Multibillion-Dollar Bet on Silicon Valley’s Tech
April 18, 2024 The National CIO Review
The National CIO Review covered Costs of War's AI report.
"Gun control" is a great idea — and what about for the U.S. military too?
May 30, 2022 Salon
Salon cites Costs of War figures on the number of direct deaths that have occured during the post-9/11 wars.
Stephanie Savell on the Role of U.S. Military Around the World
November 27, 2019 C-SPAN Washington Journal
Costs of War Project co-director Stephanie Savell discusses U.S. military deployments around the world on C-SPAN.
Als Kabul fiel und das Chaos übernahm
August 11, 2022 Süddeutsche Zeitung
Costs of War was cited in an article that ran in Germany’s Sur Deutsche Zeitung.
Keke Palmer Didn't Recognize Dick Cheney. Here's What She Should Know About the Former Vice President
September 12, 2019 Teen Vogue
Teen Vogue's Lucy Diavolo cites Costs of War studies in an op-ed on the legacy of former Vice President Dick Cheney.
'Far from democratic': Study says US military intervention in the world is backfiring
December 12, 2023 CNN Smerconish
Costs of War’s Stephanie Savell was featured on CNN’s Smerconish show.
Wie geht es Afghanistans Frauen nach einem Jahr unter den Taliban?
August 11, 2022 Neue Zurcher Zeitung
Costs of War cited in Switzerland's Neue Zurcher Zeitung.
How the U.S. Military Churns Out More Greenhouse Gas Emissions Than Entire Countries
September 13, 2019 GQ
A GQ article features Costs of War report calculating greenhouse gas emissions of the Department of Defense.
Experts say billions in US Senate bill would be better spent at home
February 16, 2024 AlJazeera
Costs of War research on federal spending and military jobs was cited by Al Jazeera.
A Military Rich in Dollars, Poor in People
August 14, 2022 Tom Dispatch
Costs of War co-founder Andrea Mazzareno published a piece in TomDispatch about poor military recruitment and militarism.
U.S. has spent $5.9 trillion on wars since 9/11, report says
September 18, 2019 Legion Magazine
Legion Magazine discusses Costs of War report on the U.S. wars in Afghanistan and Pakistan, where Canada has also spent funds on fighting and reconstruction.
Expanding the UK military won’t tackle the biggest threat to security
February 22, 2024 Open Democracy
Open Democracy cited Costs of War on the number of Afghan and Pakistani civilians killed in the post-9/11 wars.
Afghanistan: A Way Out?
December 14, 2019 Forbes
In Forbes, contributor William Hartung cites Costs of War Project findings that ending the U.S. military presence in Afghanistan could save between $210 billion and $360 billion over the next four years.