Publications by pp_editor
The Long Road East: Britain’s Volunteer Supply Line to Ukraine
By Matthew Parish Friday 11 September 2026 Somewhere in southern England, a tin of soup is placed into a cardboard […]
After Empire: The Russia That Might Come Next
By Matthew Parish Friday 11 September 2026 The decline of Russia as a Great Power is frequently discussed as though […]
Should Society Grant Legal Personality to Artificial Intelligence?
‘ By Matthew Parish Friday 11 September 2026 One of the peculiar characteristics of the artificial intelligence revolution is that […]
The People Who Keep Ukraine Alive
By Matthew Parish Thursday 10 September 2026 There is a second Ukrainian army. It does not wear uniforms, it does […]
Is the Far Right on the March Across Europe?
By Matthew Parish Thursday 10 September 2026 There is a temptation, whenever European politics moves sharply to the Right, to […]
Is China Waiting for the West to Collapse?
By Matthew Parish Thursday 10 September 2026 There is an old expression, usually attributed somewhat vaguely to Chinese strategic wisdom, […]
The Loneliness of Living in a War Zone
By Matthew Parish Thursday 10 September 2026 War is conventionally described through noise. There are explosions, the crack of air […]
Elon Musk and the Philosophy of the Engineer-King
By Matthew Parish Thursday 10 September 2026 Elon Musk presents an unusual problem for intellectual history. He is plainly not […]
The Long Retreat: Why Russia Is Ceasing to Be a Great Power
By Matthew Parish Wednesday 9 September 2026 There is something peculiar about the contemporary Russian state. She occupies more territory […]
Can Artificial Intelligence Be Paused?
By Matthew Parish Wednesday 9 September 2026 There is an increasingly fashionable proposition in discussions about artificial intelligence that humanity […]
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