Publications by pp_editor
NAFO labelled a hacker organisation by the Russian Federation
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 29 April 2026 The decision by the Russian authorities to designate the North Atlantic […]
King Charles III’s address to Congress: the full text
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 29 April 2026 — Full text of King Charles III’s address to the US […]
Change and continuity in Transnistria
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 29 April 2026 The approaching constitutional term limit of the Transnistrian presidency—set at two […]
The vulnerability of Russia’s Tuapse refinery
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 29 April 2026 The Russian Black Sea port of Tuapse — a modest resort […]
The Quiet Collapse of Russian Infantry Doctrine in Eastern Ukraine
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Tuesday 28 April 2026 The war in Ukraine has always been at its core a […]
The decision of the United Arab Emirates to leave OPEC and OPEC+
By Matthew Parish Tuesday 28 April 2026 The decision announced today by the United Arab Emirates to withdraw from both […]
Is the West a soft target for Russian propaganda?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Tuesday 28 April 2026 In recent testimony before a British parliamentary subcommittee Fiona Hill, a […]
A short history of attempts to assassinate the President of the United States
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Tuesday 28 April 2026 The history of assassination attempts upon American Presidents is, paradoxically, both […]
Can large language models contribute to litigation?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Monday 27 April 2026 The legal profession has always been susceptible to the seductions of […]
Ukraine’s War Economy: Inflation, Aid and Survival in a State Under Siege
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Monday 27 April 2026 The war in Ukraine has never been confined to trenches, drones […]
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