Publications by pp_editor
Do large language models affect cognitive capacity?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 26 April 2026 The arrival of large language models has revived an old anxiety […]
United States and Iran: diplomacy on pause
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 26 April 2026 The spectacle of diplomacy in international affairs often depends less upon […]
More attacks on Ukrainian civilians
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 26 April 2026 There are moments in a war when the language of strategy […]
Wittgenstein today
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 25 April 2026 The intellectual fashions of philosophy, like those of politics, tend to […]
King Charles III’s high wire diplomacy in the United States
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 25 April 2026 The forthcoming visit of King Charles III to the United States […]
Artists Under Fire: Creativity as Resistance in Wartime Lviv
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 25 April 2026 There are cities that endure war as a matter of geography […]
The European Union’s mutual assistance pact as an alternative to NATO
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 25 April 2026 The European Union’s mutual assistance clause, contained within Article 42(7) of […]
Is Ukraine suffering from climate change?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 25 April 2026 Winters are colder, summers are hotter. The question of whether Ukraine […]
Russia’s involvement in the war in Mali
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 25 April 2026 The war in Mali — now well into its second decade […]
The Balkans’ controversial new pipeline through Bosnia and Herzegovina
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 25 April 2026 The Southern Interconnection pipeline, now emerging from the bureaucratic fog of […]
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