Publications by pp_editor
Veterans Before the Law: Advocacy, Entitlement and the Burden of Proof in Wartime Ukraine
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 28 March 2026 Ukraine’s war has produced not only a generation of soldiers but […]
Russia’s record budget deficit and sale of gold reserves
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 28 March 2026 Russia’s war economy, long presented as resilient in the face of […]
Trump’s negotiations with Iran: a Basil Fawlty farce
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 27 March 2026 There are moments in diplomacy when tragedy presents itself as theatre. […]
Kharkiv’s Quiet Front: The Work of Chernova Kalyna
By Matthew Parish Friday 27 March 2026 In the long shadow of artillery fire, where front lines bleed into civilian […]
Imagining the best: Three plausible scenarios which would allow Ukraine to recover her territory
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 27 March 2026 It has become something of a habit, in discussions of the […]
The children of a long war: Ukraine’s alienated youth
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 26 March 2026 There is a quiet transformation taking place in Ukraine — less […]
Russia’s oil export crisis
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 26 March 2026 The contemporary oil market finds itself in a paradox—prices surge to […]
Eastern Ukraine Spring Roads Update
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 25 March 2026 In the spring of 2026 the roads of eastern Ukraine form […]
US Ground Invasion of Iran: Error
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 25 March 2026 The temptation to escalate is the oldest reflex in war. When […]
Viktor Orbán and the betrayal of Europe
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 25 March 2026 The quiet betrayal of alliances is rarely announced with fanfare. It […]
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