Afghanistan

Built to Spill

by Mohammad Hossein Jafarian, Salar Abdoh,

From a conversation about Afghanistan between the Iranian writers Salar Abdoh and Mohammad Hossein Jafarian, which was published in September by Guernica. salar abdoh: Do you think that America was…

When the Raids Came

by Andrew Quilty,

The war’s toll on one Afghan family

Cogs of War

by Anatoly Chernyaev,

From the December 30, 1979, entry in his diary, which was released in May by the George Washington University National Security Archive. Chernyaev, a member of the Central Committee of…

Without a Trace

by Matthew Wolfe,

Missing, in an age of mass displacement

Without a Trace

by Harper’s Magazine, on January 17, 2019

The story of one man’s search for his brother speaks to the pain of hundreds of thousands of missing migrants’ families

Mobbed Up

by Andrew Cockburn,

How America boosts the Afghan opium trade

From a transcript of radio transmissions and cockpit conversations that took place during a drone strike in Afghanistan in 2010. The strike killed twenty-three civilians. At Nevada headquarters, Pilot is…

The Mothers

by Kiana Hayeri,

Inside the February Issue

by James Marcus, on January 18, 2017

May Jeong on the peace process in Afghanistan, Anthony Heilbut on black America’s civil war over gay rights, Alice Gregory on the world of miniatures, a story by John Edgar Wideman, a resister’s guide to Trump, and more

It Takes a Villa

From testimony given in January at a Senate subcommittee hearing to examine spending within the Task Force for Business and Stability Operations, a division of the Department of Defense that…

Death of a General

by Sune Engel Rasmussen,

The American military’s failure to prevent an insider attack

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Built to Spill

When the Raids Came

Cogs of War

Without a Trace

Without a Trace

Mobbed Up

Baby Boomers

The Mothers

Inside the February Issue

It Takes a Villa

Death of a General