Christoph Blocher has turned Switzerland into a laboratory for right-wing populism. How did he do it, and what can we learn from him?

Market reforms are vital to France’s long-term prosperity. They won’t happen until Macron changes his leadership style.

China’s worldwide influence campaign requires a coordinated response from all segments of American society—not just politicians and policy-makers.

U.S. media is often clueless about foreign-language journalism funded by its own government. That is a topic worth shining some light on.

While Europe’s key powers—Britain, France and Italy—are succumbing to the populists in the streets and in parliament, Germany is the default anchor of continuity and stability.

In many ways, our ruling class remains more WASPy than either its critics or advocates may like to think.

Conservative provocateurs are not “owning the libs.” They’re enabling them.

What the Khashoggi Affair tells us about American journalism, politics, and policymaking in the Age of Trump.

The vicious digital campaign to silence Filipino news site Rappler and its editor Maria Ressa makes clear that it’s time for a new accord on human rights online.

Global competition has effectively rendered America’s R&D model obsolete. We must adapt to new realities if we are to retain our competitive edge.