Publications by pp_editor
Two kinds of backing for Ukraine
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 19 December 2025 Ukraine has, in the same week, received two very different kinds […]
The International Claims Commission of Ukraine
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor The International Claims Commission of Ukraine has this week crossed the threshold from legal concept […]
Could Russia attack Europe via Finland?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor For much of modern history the European imagination has been dominated by visions of conflict […]
How many conflicts has Donald Trump resolved?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Donald Trump has increasingly claimed, during his 2025 tenure, that he has “ended” or “resolved” […]
Russia’s shrinking oil exports
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Russia’s capacity to fund her war effort against Ukraine continues to hinge upon her ability […]
Foreign volunteers on the front line
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Foreign volunteers who work on or close to the front lines of Ukraine’s war with […]
Life on the Frontline: A Dutch Veterinarian’s Journey Through Ukraine
By Angela Stoop, Special Correspondent When the first images of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine reached my village in the […]
International supervision of the Donbas?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Amongst the various institutional precedents occasionally invoked in discussions about a post-war settlement in eastern […]
The Berlin talks and a US security guarantee for Ukraine
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor The recent talks in Berlin between United States envoys and European leaders have placed the […]
A free economic zone in the Donbas?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor A free economic zone in the Donbas has surfaced in December 2025 as a proposed […]
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