Publications by pp_editor
The Bond Market Is Back — and Governments Should Be Afraid
By Matthew Parish Saturday 5 September 2026 For perhaps fifteen years after the global financial crisis, the international bond markets […]
The Diplomats Return: Can Kushner and Witkoff End the War in Ukraine?
By Matthew Parish Saturday 5 September 2026 There is something faintly surreal about the sight of Jared Kushner and Steve […]
The Drone That Hunts the Drone: How Ukraine Is Reinventing Air Defence
By Matthew Parish Friday 4 September 2026 There is something faintly paradoxical about the latest revolution in air defence. For […]
What Do You Say to Someone Who Has Lost Their Job to Artificial Intelligence?
By Matthew Parish Friday 4 September 2026 There is an awkward conversation coming to millions of households. In some places […]
Marine Le Pen and the Coming French Revolution
By Matthew Parish Friday 4 September 2026 There is a peculiar feature of French presidential elections. They have a […]
The Thirty Years’ War: Europe’s Warning from History
By Matthew Parish Friday 4 September 2026 Europe has seen this before. Not the drones, the cruise missiles or the […]
The Eye in the Sky: Why Drone Warfare Is So Frightening
By Matthew Parish Friday 4 September 2026 There are many ways to die in war, and almost all of them […]
Should We Fear the Machine That Knows Everything?
By Matthew Parish Friday 4 September 2026 There is a peculiar moment approaching in human history, and we have no […]
When Compassion Runs Dry: Ukraine and the Problem of Donor Drought
By Matthew Parish Friday 4 September 2026 Wars have two clocks. The first measures events on the battlefield: offensives, […]
Russia’s Election Without Choice
By Matthew Parish Thursday 3 September 2026 There is a temptation, when contemplating contemporary Russia, to ask why the Russian […]
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