Publications by pp_editor
Ukraine-Russia conflict: front and rear lines summary assessment, early August 2026
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 8 August 2026 The war in Ukraine has entered a phase that military historians […]
Belgrade’s Diplomatic Pivot: Why Zelenskyy’s Visit Matters for Serbia, Ukraine and the New Europe
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 8 August 2026 Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s arrival in Belgrade today marks one of the more […]
Outwitting the Machine — Can Humanity Stay One Step Ahead of Increasingly Aware Artificial Intelligence?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 7 August 2026 For generations, human beings have comforted themselves with the belief that […]
Why Ukraine’s Greatest Treasure Is Not Hidden in Her Soil but in Her Spirit
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 7 August 2026 There is a question every foreigner who spends any length of […]
Ukraine and the existential struggle for freedom
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 6 August 2026 The Austrian neurologist Sigmund Freud, whose work reshaped how humanity understands […]
Chinese versus western artificial intelligence technology
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 6 August 2026 The question of whether Chinese artificial intelligence has surpassed that of […]
The Expanding Battlespace — Ukraine’s Moral Burden in an Age of Long-Range Drone Warfare
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 5 August 2026 War has an inexorable tendency to erase the distinction between front […]
Russia’s New “Civic Death” Legislation — Exile Without Citizenship
By Matthew Parish Wednesday 5 August 2026 The Russian State Duma’s latest legislation targeting Russians convicted in absentia while living […]
Realism and anti-realism in an age of artificial intelligence
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Tuesday 4 August 2026 The debate between realism and anti-realism in the philosophy of language […]
A Vehicle of Memory: A Journey to Lviv
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Tuesday 4 August 2026 There are journeys whose significance lies entirely in their destination. There […]
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