Publications by pp_editor
Bondage and Collective Will in Wartime Ukraine
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor There is a remarkable social chemistry that has come to define Ukraine since February 2022: […]
The Truth in Allegations of Bias in Liberal Journalism
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Allegations of bias in liberal journalism are not new, but recent events—including the abrupt departure […]
Crimea: an integral part of Ukraine
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor The history of Crimea is a chronicle of cultural intermingling, imperial conquest and enduring connections […]
Using Russian assets to finance Ukraine’s wartime economy: a European update
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor In the use of frozen Russian assets to finance Ukraine’s wartime economy, the EU has […]
The future of work in an age of artificial intelligence
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor The future of work in a world increasingly dominated by artificial intelligence and advanced robotics […]
The State of Human Rights in Wartime Ukraine
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor The war that began with Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 has transformed […]
What has happened to Sergey Lavrov?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sergey Viktorovich Lavrov has been the Foreign Minister of the Russian Federation since March 2004, […]
Serbia and Ukraine: an emerging new partnership?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Serbia’s relationship with Ukraine has long been marked by ambivalence, shaped by a combination of […]
Turkey’s political and economic outlook in late 2025
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Turkey entered 2025 with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan still the dominant figure in national politics, […]
The laws and legal systems of China and Russia
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor The legal systems of China and Russia share a common ancestry in authoritarian governance, codified […]



