Publications by pp_editor
Caritas in Ukraine: The Quiet Work of Keeping a Country Alive
By Matthew Parish Monday 7 September 2026 There are organisations whose importance in wartime is immediately apparent. The Armed Forces […]
Andy Burnham, Thatcherism and the argument Britain never finished
By Matthew Parish Monday 7 September 2026 There is something faintly remarkable about the durability of Margaret Thatcher. She left […]
Clausewitz, Foucault and Ukraine: When War Becomes Politics and Politics Becomes War
By Matthew Parish Monday 7 September 2026 There are two famous propositions about war and politics, and the war in […]
After AGI: What Are Human Beings For?
By Matthew Parish Monday 7 September 2026 For most of human history, intelligence has been a scarce commodity. This rather […]
What Has Happened to Ukraine’s Prosecutor General?
By Matthew Parish Monday 7 September 2026 Something extraordinary has happened at the summit of Ukraine’s law-enforcement establishment. Over the […]
Who Owns Ukraine’s War? Palantir, battlefield data and the hidden economy of artificial intelligence
By Matthew Parish Sunday 6 September 2026 Wars have always produced things as well as destroying them. They produce new […]
Artificial General Intelligence: The Milestone That Disappears as We Approach It
By Matthew Parish Sunday 6 September 2026 There are some expressions in the history of technology that become less precise […]
Could Britain Retake the Falkland Islands Today?
By Matthew Parish Sunday 6 September 2026 There is a peculiar danger in remembering victorious wars. Nations tend to remember […]
Hayek in the Age of Geoeconomics
By Matthew Parish Saturday 5 September 2026 Friedrich August von Hayek died in 1992, at almost exactly the wrong moment […]
The Flock Goes to War: Drone Swarms and the Next Revolution in Warfare
By Matthew Parish Saturday 5 September 2026 There is something faintly misleading about the expression “drone swarm”. It summons images […]
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