Publications by pp_editor

Use of Russian drone technology in Iran

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 13 March 2026 The invasion of Ukraine has become the largest laboratory of drone […]

13.03.2026

The Algorithm at War: Anthropic, the Pentagon and the Law of Artificial Intelligence

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 13 March 2026 In the early decades of the twentyโ€“first century a profound transformation […]

13.03.2026

The new Iranian Supreme Leader’s luxury London real estate

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 13 March 2026 The emergence of Iranโ€™s new Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, has […]

13.03.2026

The Joint Expeditionary Force and the War at Sea: Britainโ€™s Bid to Confront Russiaโ€™s Shadow Fleet

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 13 March 2026 In recent weeks the United Kingdomโ€™s Defence Secretary John Healey has […]

13.03.2026

The Canada-India nuclear deal

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 13 March 2026 The unfolding conflict between the United States, Israel and Iran has […]

12.03.2026

Kharg Island and the Temptation of Amphibious War

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 13 March 2026 In moments of acute geopolitical tension the map exerts an irresistible […]

12.03.2026

Glass Towers and Concrete Basements: Suffering in Dubai and Ukraine Under Fire

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 11 March 2026 When missiles fall, geography matters. So do expectations. So does preparation. […]

11.03.2026

Steering Through Fire: The Discipline of Driving in a Contemporary War Zone

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 11 March 2026 There is a particular illusion, fostered by cinema and sometimes by […]

11.03.2026

The crisis in the Strait of Hormuz

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 11 March 2026 The narrow waters of the Strait of Hormuz have long been […]

11.03.2026

Prompts, Rubrics and the Pedagogy of Machines

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 11 March 2026 Large language models are frequently described as though they were mysterious […]

11.03.2026