Publications by pp_editor
Von Neumann’s views on mathematics as a nervous system for civilisation
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 8 February 2026 John von Neumann was one of the twentieth century’s most formidable […]
Russian attacks on western Ukraine’s electricity networks
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 7 February 2026 Western Ukraine woke today to a familiar, grinding absence — lights […]
Interview with Kozak, member of the Ukrainian Armed Forces
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor — This is Matthew Parish from the Lviv Herald, and I have the privilege today […]
Can the war be over by June?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 7 February 2026 President Zelensky’s remark on 7 February 2026 that Washington now expects […]
Life on the front line: what do people need?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 7 February 2026 The war in Ukraine has now entered a phase in which […]
Non-governmental organisations in Lviv
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 7 February 2026 Lviv is often described as a rear city, yet it is […]
A Shot in the Stairwell: The Attempted Assassination of Lieutenant General Vladimir Alekseyev and the Shadow War Inside Russia
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 6 February 2026 Today, 6 February 2026, Russian Lieutenant General Vladimir Stepanovich Alekseyev, one […]
The return of imperial thinking in twenty-first century Europe
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 6 February 2026 Imperial thinking is often assumed to be a relic of the […]
Peter Mandelson’s Fall and the Peril It Poses to Sir Keir Starmer
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 6 February 2026 In the steadily shifting landscape of British politics, few figures have […]
Venezuela’s rare earth elements
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 6 February 2026 In the evolving geometry of contemporary geopolitics, Venezuela has once again […]
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