Publications by pp_editor
Action, Not Applause: The Moral Weight of Doing Over Saying
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Monday 23 February 2026 In an age of relentless commentary — where opinion is instantaneous, […]
The Ruble’s Paradox: Is Russia Suffering from Dutch Disease?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 22 February 2026 In wartime economies currencies typically weaken. Capital flees. Imports become scarce. […]
United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement: at what economic cost?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 22 February 2026 In the American imagination the border is often depicted as a […]
In a world of armed conflict, what hope is there for climate change?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 22 February 2026 In February 2022, as Russian armour crossed Ukraine’s borders and Europe […]
Wagner Group in Equatorial Guinea
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 22 February 2026 Equatorial Guinea is small, oil-rich, Spanish-speaking and unusually exposed to the […]
The European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 22 February 2026 The European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act is not merely a gesture […]
Elections in wartime Ukraine
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 22 February 2026 The question of elections in wartime Ukraine hovers over the country’s […]
Should a foreign man come to Ukraine to find a wife?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 22 February 2026 The idea that a foreign man might come to Ukraine to […]
Barack Obama: Back on Centre Stage
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 22 February 2026 In the modern United States former Presidents have usually treated visibility […]
The war that was forecast—and the failure to prepare for it
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 22 Feburary 2026 In the months before 24 February 2022, Western intelligence agencies did […]
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