Publications by pp_editor
Global growth and American economic nationalism
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 15 February 2026 In a world that spent the better part of fifteen years […]
Amphetamines and steroids use amongst soldiers in Ukraine
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 15 February 2026 In every war there is the obvious violence of artillery and […]
What Is Not Said: The Private Reckoning of Ordinary Russians
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 15 February 2026 There is a familiar ritual when journalists speak to ordinary Russians […]
Did Tito assassinate Stalin?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 14 February 2026 The idea that Josip Broz Tito might somehow have been responsible […]
Switzerland’s lack of military assistance towards Ukraine
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 14 February 2026 Switzerland’s posture towards Ukraine since Russia’s full scale invasion in February […]
Munich again — and the argument about the West
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 14 January 2026 The Munich Security Conference is often described as a barometer. That […]
Ukraine’s emerging role as a defence technology exporter
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 14 February 2026 Ukraine’s emerging defence technology export sector is not being built in […]
What sort of personality does it take to be an effective soldier?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 14 February 2026 To ask what sort of personality makes an effective soldier is […]
Kola’s shadow over Norway: Russia’s northern bastion, its real strength, and the logic behind an Arctic land grab
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 14 February 2026 When Norway’s Chief of Defence, General Eirik Kristoffersen, recently warned that […]
Why do humans go to war?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 14 February 2026 War is older than memory. It precedes parchment and precedes scripture. […]
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