Publications by pp_editor

China’s Rising Prices for Russia’s War Supplies

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor The gradual increase in prices charged by Chinese manufacturers for the military-relevant goods they supply […]

27.11.2025

The Witkoff Affair

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Reports circulating in Washington and several European capitals suggest that Steve Witkoff, the New York […]

27.11.2025

Michael Dummett’s Anti-Realism and the Contemporary Understanding of Artificial Intelligence

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor The work of Michael Dummett, one of the most influential British philosophers of the latter […]

26.11.2025

Turkey buying British fighter jets

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Turkey’s decision to buy 20 Eurofighter Typhoons from the United Kingdom in late 2025 anchors […]

26.11.2025

Russia’s 9M729 Cruise Missile

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Russia’s 9M729 cruise missile sits at the intersection of arms control history and contemporary warfare. […]

26.11.2025

Artificial intelligence agents

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Artificial intelligence agents are among the most significant technological innovations of the twenty-first century. They […]

26.11.2025

Russian Incursions upon Romanian Territory

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor The Russian Federation’s recurrent attacks upon and around the Ukrainian Danubian port city of Izmail […]

26.11.2025

Russian Oil Companies’ Withdrawal from Iraq

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor The steady retreat of Russian oil companies from Iraq, compelled in part by United States […]

26.11.2025

The new nuclear arms race

By Matthew Parish The world is once again entering a nuclear arms race—less theatrical than that of the Cold War, […]

26.11.2025

What Will Volunteer Groups Do After the War?

By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Volunteerism has been one of the defining features of Ukraine’s resilience since the earliest days […]

26.11.2025