international affairs

The long-reigning dictator was overthrown this month, ushering in a new era for a Middle Eastern nation torn apart by civil war. A Texas A&M expert explains how it happened and how the U.S. has responded.

Dr. Gregory Gause at Bush School D.C. says how Israel chooses to respond will determine if and how the conflict escalates.

François Hollande delivered a talk on global security and terrorism before presenting Dr. Richard Golsan with one of France’s highest academic honors.

In a recent visit to Texas A&M, former Bush School dean and six-time ambassador Ryan Crocker discussed the conflict in Gaza and U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East.

While recent wars have sparked speculation about an ensuing global conflict, military scholars say comparisons to past world wars are largely overblown.

Texas A&M Professor John T. Hennessey-Niland, former ambassador to Palau, visited Taiwan in 2021, a first since diplomatic ties were ended.

“It’s hard to imagine either side wanting to sit down and negotiate,” says renowned scholar Angela Stent, noting that neither country has gained much ground in recent months.

A Texas A&M professor of international affairs assesses the war one year after the start of the Russian invasion.

Professor says misperceptions of Iranians empower the country's oppressive regime, but "TikTok generation" and women activists may be key.

Two Texas A&M experts explain how Ukrainian forces pulled off their recent string of victories against the Russian military and discuss what this could mean for the overall course of the conflict.