Publications by pp_editor
Strikes on Iranian and Qatari natural gas fields – the economic consequences
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 21 March 2026 The missile strikes upon Iranian and Qatari natural gas infrastructure in […]
Russia’s reliance on the Yuan
By Matthew Parish Saturday 21 March 2026 The Russian Federation’s financial architecture, once deeply intertwined with Western capital markets and […]
Cuba in the Age of Darkness and Defiance: Blackouts, Sanctions and the Island’s Political Future
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 20 March 2026 Cuba now finds herself not merely in economic difficulty, but in […]
Viktor Orbán: no leverage
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 20 March 2026 The periodic obstruction by Viktor Orbán of European Union financial support […]
Phantom MK1: The Bipedal Soldier and the Future of War in Ukraine
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 19 March 2026 War has always driven technological imagination toward the substitution of human […]
Iranian naval mines and the Strait of Hormuz
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 19 March 2026 The Strait of Hormuz has long been recognised as one of […]
The Mercosur deal: from theory to practice
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 19 March 2026 The EU–Mercosur agreement has now entered a new and decisive phase. […]
The partition of Berlin: lessons for Ukraine
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 19 March 2026 The partition of Berlin after the Second World War remains one […]
Ukraine: what we can learn from past frozen conflicts?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 19 March 2026 The concept of the “frozen conflict” has long occupied an ambiguous […]
Flight disruptions in the Middle East: what are the global economic consequences?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 18 March 2026 The modern global economy depends upon aviation to an extent that […]
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