A Florida security company is entangled in the assassination of Haiti’s president. How is that possible?
An increasing number of clients and providers in the private security market are dodging the rules
If the U.S. withdraws from Afghanistan, will its military contractors stay? That’s not clear.
Here’s what we know about this invisible army.
Former U.S. Special Forces were reportedly hired to kill Yemen’s leaders. Did the government know?
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Privatizing the U.S. effort in Afghanistan seemed a bad idea. Now it’s even worse.
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Private military contractors aren’t going to do a better job in Afghanistan. Here’s why.
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Action is not Synonymous with Force
This is a guest post from Deborah Avant, Sié Chéou-Kang Chair
Charitable ways to remember Lee Sigelman
Rather than sending flowers, if you would like to make