Publications by pp_editor
The United States’ deportation of Ukrainian citizens through Poland
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 15 May 2026 The controversy surrounding the deportation of Ukrainian citizens from the United […]
Optimising the effectiveness of large language models
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 14 May 2026 The contemporary enthusiasm surrounding large language models has produced a curious […]
Can Europe attain financial autonomy from the United States?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 14 May 2026 The European Union has long aspired to strategic autonomy — a […]
Russian drone attacks on Ukraine resumed
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 14 May 2026 Since the end of the Kremlin’s self-declared “Victory Day ceasefire”, the […]
Are driverless cars safe?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 13 May 2026 The dream of the driverless motor car is as old as […]
Punishing war crimes: a philosophical analysis
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 13 May 2026 The concept of desert, that individuals ought to receive what they […]
What is the relationship between emerging technology, politics and ethics?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 13 May 2026 Throughout modern history there has been a persistent argument about the […]
Ukraine’s agricultural standards and EU integration
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 13 May 2026 The question of Ukraine’s phytosanitary standards is, at first glance, a […]
Ilya Remeslo: Kremlin lawyer turned Putin critic
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Tuesday 12 May 2026 The story of Russian lawyer and propagandist Ilya Remeslo is remarkable […]
Are large language models good at making investments?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Tuesday 12 May 2026 The emergence of large language models has provoked a peculiar kind […]
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