Publications by pp_editor
The future of Russia’s Kaliningrad exclave in modern Europe
By Matthew Parish Saturday 30 May 2026 Kaliningrad has long occupied a peculiar place in European strategic thought. Once the […]
The Battle of the Corridor: Logistics, Geography and the Future of Crimea
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 30 May 2026 Wars are often described in terms of armies, weapons and territory. […]
Large language models and the rise of data centres
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 29 March 2026 The artificial intelligence revolution is usually described in ethereal terms. Politicians […]
US efforts to facilitate Belarusian potash exports through Europe
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 29 May 2026 The attempt by the United States to facilitate the renewed export […]
Trump and Zelenskyy Agree on Something: Europe Needs to Do More
By Robert Harris Friday 29 May 2026 From the perspective of conventional wisdom, the words “Donald Trump and Volodomyr Zelenskyy […]
Tony Blair’s latest intervention in British politics
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 28 May 2026 The latest intervention by Tony Blair into British politics has been […]
Where are US forces stationed in Europe?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 28 May 2026 For much of the post-Cold War era, the presence of United […]
Russia’s ban on the export of refined petroleum products
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 28 May 2026 For much of the war in Ukraine, the Russian Federation has […]
Andrey Zvyagintsev’s appeal to Vladimir Putin to stop the war in Ukraine
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 28 May 2026 There is something profoundly Russian about a celebrated artist standing before […]
Russia’s threats against foreigners in Kyiv: psychological terrorism
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Tuesday 26 May 2026 Russia’s warning that foreign diplomats and civilians should leave Kyiv immediately […]
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