Publications by pp_editor
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 […]
The wealth tax is back in fashion, but Europe has been here before
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 30 January 2026 A wealth tax sounds, at first hearing, like an elegant policy. […]
Pegasus versus Meta: lawsuit
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 29 January 2026 The long-running lawsuit between NSO Group and Meta Platforms over the […]
Lukoil’s request for financial assistance from the Russian government
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 29 January 2026 The reports that Lukoil has sought financial assistance from the Russian […]
Russian Shahed drones using Starlink
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 29 January 2026 Russia’s Shahed drones were never merely a cheap nuisance. From the […]
The Gulag Archipelago and the Architecture of Fear: Solzhenitsyn’s Enduring Guide to Russian Incarceration
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 29 January 2026 When The Gulag Archipelago appeared in the West in 1973, it […]
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