Publications by pp_editor
The Soldier
By Matthew Parish Friday 28 August 2026 He went away in ordinary clothes, A coat too thin, a battered pair […]
Was Vladimir Putin Always Like This?
By Matthew Parish Thursday 27 August 2026 One of the peculiarities of Vladimir Putin’s extraordinarily long period at the summit […]
Britain in the Kremlin’s Sights: How Real is the Russian Threat to the United Kingdom?
By Matthew Parish Thursday 27 August 2026 The war in Ukraine has generated a peculiar new vocabulary of international relations. […]
Politics in the Age of Public Humiliation
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 27 August 2026 There was once an unspoken bargain involved in entering public life. […]
The European Test: Ukraine, Corruption and the Rule of Law
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 27 August 2026 Ukraine’s struggle to become a European state has always involved two […]
Dare to Know: The Enlightenment in an Age of Algorithms
By Matthew Parish Thursday 27 August 2026 There are moments in history when old ideas acquire an unexpected new urgency. […]
Is Poland About to Invade Kaliningrad?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 27 August 2026 There are few pieces of geography in Europe quite as peculiar […]
Interview with Katya: Music, Lviv and Singing Across Cultures
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 26 August 2026 Could you introduce yourself to our readers and tell us how […]
The Thucydides Trap: Will the United States and China Go to War?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 26 August 2026 There is a peculiar quality to relations between the United States […]
The Spy Chief in Moscow: What Was John Ratcliffe Doing There?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 26 August 2026 On 25 August 2026, something distinctly unusual happened in Moscow. An […]
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