Unlike Western governments and the Western media over Iraq, and UN agencies and the same Western media over Afghanistan and Yemen, ACLED does not defend its previous misleadingly inadequate estimates of war deaths in Yemen. ..…

What did not make the cut ongoing wars and combat operations Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Somalia, Niger, and dozens of other locations Africa. ..…

I didn’t have strong feelings on Bush or Gore, it seemed like more of the same old same old either way, but on September 12, 2001, I was entirely supportive of military action in Afghanistan. Then, for some reason, there was talk of invading Iraq. I was skeptical of the claims about..…

“Trump significantly outperformed Romney in counties that shouldered a disproportionate share of the war burden in Iraq and Afghanistan.” . . ..…

That same year, however, some higher-ranking officers in U.S military softened their policies on accepting white supremacists to their ranks order to meet recruitment goals to fuel Iraq and Afghanistan, according to Southern Poverty Law Center.. ..…

Add to that American oil interests, and you get a never-ending, bloody churn from which comes — among other things — 9/11, wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria, and our current flap with Saudi Arabia over a murdered journalist. ..…

The chain of nations, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Turkey all totter between looking east and looking west. ..…

According to study, US-led on terrorism has killed about 507,000 people Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan during its 17 years and is showing 22 cent increase in deaths in the past two years, reported Voice of America.. ... It also lamented that the US wars have displaced millions of people..…

In era marked by armed interventions from Afghanistan to Yemen, Iraq to Niger, Libya to Somalia, Syria to Tunisia, United States has, it seems, set up for golden age of future alliances in the half of this century or sometime in the next one. ..…

In US-led against terrorism, at least hundreds of thousands likely more than men, women and children have died Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq, Yemen, Somalia, Libya and Syria since October 2001. ..…

As first reported by the Wall Street Journal, this Department of Homeland Security (DHS) program tracks military veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan and characterizes them as extremists and potential domestic terrorist threats because they may be “disgruntled, disillusioned or..…

study has revealed that the so-called US war on terror has killed about half million people Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan over the past 17 years.. ... In early 2003, the US invaded Iraq... ..…