Publications by pp_editor
Can the United Nations really collapse for lack of money?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 31 December 2026 The warning from António Guterres that the United Nations could face […]
Britain is drinking less
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 30 January 2026 The United Kingdom is drinking less than she used to. That […]
Reintegrating without Returning: The United Kingdom and Europe’s Search for Practical Alignment
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 30 December 2026 The question of how far the United Kingdom might reintegrate herself […]
Ukraine: Foreigners drawn to war zones
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 30 January 2026 Foreigners have always been drawn to wars. Not only soldiers, diplomats […]
In Defence of Analytical Philosophy
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 30 December 2026 A curious fashion has emerged in recent intellectual commentary: a sustained […]
Would Iran close the Strait of Hormuz?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 30 December 2026 Iran’s periodic threat to close the Strait of Hormuz is designed […]
An Anglo-Sino relations reset
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 30 January 2026 Keir Starmer’s visit to Beijing on 29 January 2026 is being […]
How to maintain emotional wellbeing during wartime
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 30 January 2026 Wartime is not merely a contest of arms. It is an […]
The challenges facing the Kurdish people
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 30 January 2026 The Kurdish people rarely have the luxury of facing only one […]
Rights of consular access: are they being eroded?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 30 January 2026 International law promises a simple, humane proposition: when a state detains […]
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