Publications by pp_editor
Trump’s intention to blockade the Strait of Hormuz
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Monday 13 August 2026 The announcement by Donald Trump that the United States Navy intends […]
A future for Hungary
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Monday 13 April 2026 The sudden electoral defeat of Viktor Orbán yesterday after sixteen uninterrupted […]
Soft Diplomacy Across the Strait: China’s Repatriation of Taiwanese Citizens During the Iran War
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 12 April 2026 The outbreak of the 2026 Iran war produced a series of […]
Songs of Resistance: Folk Traditions as a Weapon of Cultural Survival in Wartime Ukraine
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 12 April 2026 In times of war the survival of a nation depends not […]
The Palantir AI Human Resources system: a study in controversy
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 12 April 2026 Palantir is not, in the ordinary sense, a “human resources application”. […]
A tirade against the use of obscene language in public discourse
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 12 April 2026 The coarsening of public speech is rarely announced as a revolution. […]
The Ukraine / Russia Easter ceasefire: what prospects for a broader peace?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 11 April 2026 The announcement of a ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia over the […]
The rise of Turkey as a regional Middle Eastern power
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 11 April 2026 The rise of Turkey as a regional power broker in the […]
Polymarket: gambling with the future
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 11 April 2026 Prediction markets have long occupied an ambiguous position between finance, information […]
Anthropic: too dangerous for public release?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 10 April 2026 In April 2026 the American artificial intelligence company Anthropic took the […]
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