Editor in chief

Editor in chief: Said Batrouni
PEN Name: Marcos Fidel
A Vehicle of Memory: A Journey to Lviv
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Tuesday 4 August 2026 There are journeys whose significance lies entirely in their destination. There […]
The Shadow of a New Desert War: Could Saudi Arabia Return to Yemen?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Monday 3 August 2026 History has a curious habit of returning to the same landscapes, […]
Ceuta’s Tragedy — When Human Lives Become Instruments of Diplomacy
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Monday 3 August 2026 The scenes emerging from Ceuta have once again reminded Europe that […]
The Critique of Artificial Beauty: What Kant’s Third Critique Can Teach Us About Artificial Intelligence
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Monday 3 August 2026 The arrival of artificial intelligence has unsettled far more than economics, […]
Tramhaus in Lviv: When European Post-Punk Finds a City That Understands It
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Monday 3 August 2026 There are concerts that are merely performances and there are concerts […]
Russian government persecution of Jehovah’s Witnesses
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Monday 3 August 2026 Before the first church bell rings, before the first commuter boards […]
The Passport and the Rifle: Life in the Russian-occupied Territories
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Sunday 2 August 2026 There are occupations that seize land, and there are occupations that […]
Dancing on the Bonnet of History — A Day at Faine Misto
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 1 August 2026 There are places where civilisation appears to have reached its logical […]
Russian Blogger Ilya Remeslo Remains in Custody as Supporters Question Evidence in Criminal Case
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Saturday 1 August 2026 Russian political commentator and blogger Ilya Remeslo remains in pre-trial detention […]
The Critique of Artificial Morality: What Kant’s Second Critique Can Teach Us About Artificial Intelligence
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 31 July 2026 If Immanuel Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason asks what we can […]



