The Pentagon’s Latest Report on Civilian Casualties Policy
By: Dan Mahanty and Rita Siemion Late on Friday night, the Pentagon submitted to Congress and publicly released a 17-page…
US Week in Review – February 11
On Friday, the Department of Defense released a report on its civilian casualty policy, as required by the FY 2019…
What to Make of the Pentagon’s Internal Civilian Casualties Review, and What Comes Next
By: Dan Mahanty and Rita Siemion Earlier today, Missy Ryan at the Washington Post reported on a major examination of civilian deaths…
In Coalition Ops, Civilian Protections Are Only As Strong as the Weakest Link
By: Dan Mahanty and Annie Shiel Multinational coalitions have become an enduring feature of American wars, from standing alliances like NATO to the…
US Week in Review – January 28
YEMEN Residents in Hodeida have reported continued clashes between Houthis and Saudi-led coalition forces, and security officials said there was…
US Week in Review – January 21
ARMS SALES AND SECURITY ASSISTANCE Croatia has formally canceled a $500 million deal to buy 12 used fighter jets from…
US Week in Review – January 14
ARMS SALES AND SECURITY ASSISTANCE In a report to Congress, the Pentagon said that it has found no evidence of…
US Week in Review – January 07
As many as 14,000 Sudanese men have been fighting in Yemen alongside Saudi-backed forces, almost all of whom come from…
US Week in Review – December 17
YEMEN After a week of negotiations in Sweden, representatives from the Yemeni delegation and Houthi rebels have agreed to a…