Publications by pp_editor
Continued European dependence upon Russian gas
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor In the past few years much has been made of how quickly Europe moved to […]
Ukraine’s Treatment of Prisoners of War
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor The manner in which a nation treats her prisoners of war is often the most […]
Why the Nazis spared Lemberg
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor The survival of Lviv, known then as Lemberg, through the Second World War is one […]
Russian demographic decline
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Russia’s coming demographic decline is no longer a speculative curiosity for demographers. It is now […]
Celebrating Thanksgiving in Ukraine
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor The United States’ Thanksgiving festival occupies a singular place in North American culture. Although many […]
The Scale of Russian Sabotage on European Critical Infrastructure
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor The resurgence of covert conflict across Europe has become one of the defining, if least […]
A teddy bear explains neuroscience
By Matthew Teddy Parish, Associate Editor — Hello Teddy. What do you know about neuroscience? Oh… um… h-hello there. I’m […]
Witkoff’s sixth visit to Moscow
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor The apparent imminence of a sixth visit by Trump’s envoy Steven Witkoff to Moscow invites […]
Are the British police adequately resourced?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor The question whether the British police are adequately resourced, and whether those resources are directed […]
The Economic Troubles Facing Russian Railways
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Russian Railways, traditionally one of the pillars of the Russian state economy, now finds herself […]
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