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?
Have efforts to make war more ethical — to ban torture and limit civilian casualties — only shored up the military enterprise and made it sturdier?
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.
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.
A discussion of new research from QI researcher Matthew Petti on the drivers of instability and intervention in the Middle East.
The Quincy Institute and Chicago Council on Global Affairs to cohost a discussion of ongoing U.S. military counterterrorism operations in West Africa and the Sahel.
Biden pledged to end U.S. support for Saudi “offensive operations” in Yemen, but months later, it’s unclear what policy has actually changed
A discussion of the recent summit between Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin, its results and what it means for U.S.-Russia relations.
A discussion of a paper by QI’s Anatol Lieven on a negotiated solution to the crisis in Ukraine.
A discussion of the new book “After the Apocalypse” by Quincy Institute President Andrew Bacevich.