Publications by pp_editor

Why do US aircraft carriers keep catching fire?

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Monday 4 May 2026 The modern aircraft carrier is often described, in the rhetoric of […]

04.05.2026

The European Political Community’s meeting in Yerevan

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Monday 4 May 2026 The gathering of the European Political Community in Yerevan, Armenia today […]

04.05.2026

The Palantir Manifesto

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Monday 4 May 2026 The document sometimes referred to as the โ€œPalantir Manifestoโ€ is not […]

04.05.2026

Is Kostiantinyvka about to fall to the Russians?

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Monday 4 May 2026 The question of whether Kostiantynivka will fall in the near future […]

04.05.2026

St Augustine on Truth in War

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Monday 4 May 2026 The observation that truth is the first casualty of war is […]

04.05.2026

The Iran conflict strengthens Ukraine

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Monday 4 May 2026 The widening conflict involving Iran โ€” though geographically distant from Ukraine […]

04.05.2026

Elon Musk’s vision: will artificial intelligence make money redundant?

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 3 May 2026 The proposition advanced by Elon Musk, that human beings may one […]

03.05.2026

From Liberator to Tyrant: Mugabe, Putin, and Authoritarian Rule

By Otto Reynolds Sunday 3 May 2026 The parallel drawn recently in these pages between Ian Smith’s Rhodesia and Vladimir […]

03.05.2026

Five Fairytale Destinations in Ukraine Where Your Travel Insurance Becomes a Work of Fiction

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 3 May 2026 There exists a genre of travel writing โ€“ typified by breezy […]

03.05.2026

Ian Smith, Rhodesia, and the crisis in Ukraine

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 3 March 2026 The figure of Ian Smith stands awkwardly in the modern historical […]

02.05.2026