Publications by pp_editor
The demise of Sora and the monetisation of artificial intelligence
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 2 April 2026 The abrupt shuttering of OpenAIโs Sora platform, scarcely months after its […]
Republican Graveyard: the 2026 Midterms
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 2 April 2026 The phrase โmidterm correctionโ has long occupied a place in the […]
Controversy: the state visit of King Charles III to the United States
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 1 April 2026 The question of whether the state visit of King Charles III […]
The death of NATO
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 1 April 2026 There are institutions in international affairs whose endurance becomes so assumed […]
Fidesz: Hungarian politics rotten to the core
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 1 April 2026 The Hungarian state, under the long incumbency of Viktor Orbรกn and […]
Violence against women: on the increase amidst times of war
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Tuesday 31 March 2026 The resurgence of violence against women in modern society presents a […]
Are investors foregoing the United States?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Tuesday 31 March 2026 In the modern global financial system, the United States has long […]
Ukraine’s growing defence export industry
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Tuesday 31 March 2026 In the opening months of 2026, Ukraine finds herself in the […]
Yemen’s Houthis and closure of the Bab el-Mandeb
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Tuesday 31 March 2026 The missile launches by Yemenโs Houthi movement against Israel on 28โ29 […]
What skills will be required to prosper in the artificial intelligence economy?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Tuesday 31 March 2026 The arrival of artificial intelligence into the mainstream of economic life […]
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