Publications by pp_editor
Is the Russian S-400 infallible?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Tuesday 23 December 2025 The Russian S-400 Triumf surface to air missile system is frequently […]
Can computers be imaginative?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Tuesday 23 December 2025 The question of whether artificial intelligence is becoming more imaginative is […]
Shadow fleets and shipping registry reform
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Tuesday 23 December 2025 The modern maritime system rests on a bargain. Private commerce receives […]
A Winter’s Embrace: Christmas and New Year in Lviv
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Tuesday 23 December 2025 There are few places in Europe where the spirit of Christmas […]
The Jeffrey Epstein saga
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 21 December 2025 The saga of Jeffrey Epstein occupies a peculiar and unsettling place […]
Power in Moscow
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 21 December 2025 Power in Moscow has rarely been simple, and in the contemporary […]
On the difference between the rulers and the ruled
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 20 December 2025 Distinguishing a nation’s ruled from its rulers is one of the […]
Use of mines on Europe’s eastern flank with Russia
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 20 December 2025 Along Europe’s eastern flank, from the Arctic approaches of northern Finland […]
Putin’s little pigs remark
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 19 December 2025 Putin’s “little pigs” line, uttered at a public military meeting in […]
Russia’s shadow fleet and intelligence assets
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 19 December 2025 The emergence of Russia’s shadow fleet of oil tankers has become […]



