Publications by pp_editor
Einstein on politics and physics
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 12 August 2026 Albert Einstein is often credited with the observation that “Politics is […]
Ukraine’s War of Attrition: Strategy, Sacrifice and the Mathematics of Survival
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 12 August 2026 Wars are often remembered through dramatic moments — spectacular offensives, decisive […]
Fine City: “Territory Of Freedom”
By Kathrin Franziska Beck Tuesday 11 August 2026 Late in the evening, it is still hot and extremely dusty in […]
Not Why. How? The Evacuation of Kramatorsk
By Angela Stoop Tuesday 11 August 2026 It seems to me that there are very few occupations that people have […]
David Hume and the Machine That Claims to Think
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Monday 10 August 2026 Among the great philosophers of the Enlightenment, few are more frequently […]
The Arsenal Question: What Happens if America Runs Short of Missiles?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Monday 10 August 2026 For three quarters of a century, the cornerstone of American military […]
FREYA European Anti-Ballistic Missile Defence Scheme
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 9 August 2026 Before the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, European missile […]
John McDowell and the Last Transcendental Deduction: Realism, Anti-Realism and the Challenge of Artificial Intelligence
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 9 August 2026 The late twentieth century witnessed a remarkable revival of transcendental philosophy […]
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 […]
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