Is UBI an idea whose time has come, or just a populist gimmick? With automation set to disrupt millions of jobs over the next decade, the stakes of answering that question have never been higher.

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.

How the sustained outcry against a reporter’s arrest led to a rare reversal from Russia’s authorities—and could widen the cracks between the Kremlin and the public.

A series of hydra-headed crises threatens to plunge Pakistan into chaos.

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

Or why Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez felt compelled to share her birth chart.

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

And neither is the contest to define his legacy, as three recent books show.

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.