Publications by pp_editor
The Iran conflict strengthens Ukraine
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Monday 4 May 2026 The widening conflict involving Iran — though geographically distant from Ukraine […]
Elon Musk’s vision: will artificial intelligence make money redundant?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 3 May 2026 The proposition advanced by Elon Musk, that human beings may one […]
From Liberator to Tyrant: Mugabe, Putin, and Authoritarian Rule
By Otto Reynolds Sunday 3 May 2026 The parallel drawn recently in these pages between Ian Smith’s Rhodesia and Vladimir […]
Five Fairytale Destinations in Ukraine Where Your Travel Insurance Becomes a Work of Fiction
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 3 May 2026 There exists a genre of travel writing – typified by breezy […]
Ian Smith, Rhodesia, and the crisis in Ukraine
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 3 March 2026 The figure of Ian Smith stands awkwardly in the modern historical […]
Yemen’s 2026 ceasefire
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 2 May 2026 The ceasefire in Yemen is one of those rare political phenomena […]
The Russian Central Bank’s decision to require lenders to hold reserves in Yuan
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 2 May 2026 The announcement by the Central Bank of Russia under the stewardship […]
Reforming the Armed Forces of Ukraine
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 2 May 2026 The latest reform programme for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, announced […]
The pioneering neuroscience of Charles M. Lieber, Chinese government agent
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 2 May 2026 The trajectory of modern neuroscience has increasingly converged with the ambitions […]
Cryptology as a political instrument
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 1 May 2026 Cryptography is often imagined as a branch of mathematics, an austere […]
Most Readings
