Publications by pp_editor
Russian spring offensive 2026 – targeting civilians
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 4 April 2026 In recent months the character of the war in Ukraine has […]
Pete Hegseth and Joseph Stalin: purging the officers
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 4 April 2026 The dismissal of senior military officers in times of mounting international […]
How do the US and British aircraft carriers compare?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 3 April 2026 Recently Donald Trump has publicly dismissed Britain’s aircraft carriers as “toys” […]
Artificial intelligence and the growth of the regulatory society
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 3 April 2026 There is a persistent tendency, in moments of technological transformation, to […]
J.D. Vance: no business in Hungary
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 3 April 2026 When J.D. Vance boards a flight to Budapest on Tuesday 7 […]
Easter traditions in Lviv
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 3 April 2026 In the city of Lviv — that sophisticated, polyphonic capital of […]
Russia in Burkina Faso
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 3 April 2026 The story of Russia’s influence in Burkina Faso is not one […]
Why does Donald Trump keep firing his Cabinet members?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 3 April 2026 The recurrent dismissal of cabinet officials has been a defining characteristic […]
The Return of the Plutocrats
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 2 April 2026 There was a time, not so long ago, when the prevailing […]
Too Much Capital, Too Few Convictions: Why Excess Liquidity Breeds Instability in an Age of War
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 2 April 2026 There is a paradox at the heart of the contemporary global […]
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