Report estimates at least 37 million people displaced by ’global war on terror’

Brown University’s ’Costs of War’ project said a ’very conservative’ estimate is that more than 37 million people have been displaced in nearly 20 years since then President George W. Bush declared a ’global war on terror.’ Iraq has the most displaced people, with 9 million who had to flee their homes. Millions in Syria, Afghanistan, Yemen, Somalia, Pakistan and Libya were also displaced.