Publications by pp_editor
Russia’s court judgment against Euroclear
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 21 May 2026 The judgment of the Moscow Arbitration Court against Euroclear is one […]
Is the war in Ukraine heading towards an armistice in the style of Korea?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 20 May 2026 The Korean War did not end in peace. It ended in […]
The Silent Descent: Ukraine’s First Glided Aerial Bomb
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 20 May 2026 For much of the full-scale war in Ukraine, innovation has emerged […]
Musk v Altman and the vision of artificial intelligence
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 20 May 2026 The verdict in Musk v Altman will be remembered less as […]
Musk v Altman and the vision of artificial intelligence
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 20 May 2026 The verdict in Musk v Altman will be remembered less as […]
Cuba’s future: peril and uncertainty
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Tuesday 19 May 2026 The future of Cuba has rarely appeared so uncertain, nor so […]
Ukrainian literature in wartime
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Tuesday 19 March 2026 In the years since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February […]
Kyrylo Budanov, spy chief and diplomat
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Tuesday 19 May 2026 In the long and tragic chronicle of Ukraine’s war with Russia, […]
Schopenhauer and The Matrix: a postmodern view of technology
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Monday 18 May 2026 There are few modern films that have generated as much philosophical […]
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy’s suggestion that Europe should appoint a negotiator with Russia
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Monday 18 May 2026 The war in Ukraine has entered a strange and psychologically exhausting […]
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