The United States Should Provide a Detailed Accounting of its Operations in Yemen
ISP Senior Policy Analyst David Sterman and Summer Intern and ASU Student Rishab Chatty examine reports of drone strikes in Yemen.
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Is the United States Waging a Secret Drone War in Yemen Again?
Where AFRICOM Conducted Strikes in Somalia in 2020
AFRICOM provides a list of where and when it conducted strikes in Somalia in 2020.
The State of America’s Drone Wars in 2022
ISP Senior Policy Analyst David Sterman examines the state of America's drone wars in 2022.
Abandoning the Language of Defeat Is Harder Than You Think
The new National Security Strategy avoids the language of defeating terrorist groups, but the language lingers elsewhere.
The Meaning of “Endless War”
What does it mean to be involved in an endless, invisible conflict? A new book from Phil Klay helps reveal what’s behind these forever wars.
Is AFRICOM Returning to Transparency on Strike Death Tolls?
A new strike suggests AFRICOM may be improving transparency on death tolls in Somalia. There's a lot still to improve.
Another Strike in Somalia, How Many People Did it Kill?
AFRICOM has conducted its first strike of 2022. But how many people did it kill?
American ISIS: “I Knew the Likely End of Our Relationship Would be His Death”
Creator Trevor Aaronson talks about his podcast “American ISIS,” on one man's winding road to radicalization.
The Military Speaks Out
A new database on serving and retired U.S. military leaders’ views about the Trump administration reveals how views have changed over time.
