After a convincing win in last month’s elections, the question is whether Narendra Modi and his BJP are becoming entrenched political fixtures, or whether India’s rambunctious democracy will soon turn on the incumbents.

From a purely electoral perspective, a visible effort to deliver on campaign promises usually beats not trying, and winning even minor concessions is typically better than ending up with nothing at all.

In Europe, the ancien régime of the moderate Right and Left is falling prey to the disruptors—mainly rightwing populists, but also non-threatening environmentalists like the surging German Greens who appeal to the center.

We should be more focused on protecting user rights than on policing content itself.

Trying to get a competent author to examine the idea of taxing advertising turned out to be an exercise in waiting for Godot.

Sohrab Ahmari’s worldview is completely incompatible with basic tenets of liberalism.

The EU elections confirmed what has already been evident for some time: Europe’s geopolitical impotence.

The Israeli-Palestinian peace movement got momentum at the end of history. Now that history is back, peace seems further and further away.

Before Beijing tried to dominate our wireless networks, it succeeded in dominating our film industry. That’s a saga in urgent need of telling.

The West can have an unbeatable hand against Beijing, if it plays its cards right.