U.S. drone strikes have killed countless civilians over the past two decades. If the U.S. embraces an “over-the-horizon” counterterrorism strategy, will this get worse?
U.S. drone strikes have killed countless civilians over the past two decades. If the U.S. embraces an “over-the-horizon” counterterrorism strategy, will this get worse?
How will our approach to counterterrorism change after the withdrawal from Afghanistan? Can we finally wind down the war on terror?
A discussion on how the U.S. can reduce security tensions, enhance crisis management, and build a more inclusive maritime order in the South China Sea and beyond.
Have efforts to make war more ethical — to ban torture and limit civilian casualties — only shored up the military enterprise and made it sturdier?
Join QI for a debate over whether the United States needs a permanent military presence in the Middle East, featuring Eugene Gholz and Kirsten Fontenrose.
Join QI for a virtual conference on 9/10 examining the lessons of the Afghanistan war and how America can avoid repeating the same costly mistakes.
QI to host a discussion on the future of U.S. and global engagement with Afghanistan under a new Taliban-dominated regime.