
Jade McGlynn
Senior Research Associate at Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)
Writer at Jade’s Substack
Articles
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3 weeks ago |
desk-russie.eu | Jade McGlynn
À l’occasion des commémorations de la victoire dans la Seconde Guerre mondiale, l’historienne britannique compare le rapport occidental à l’histoire avec la réécriture de l’histoire de cette guerre pratiquée par la Russie. Pour elle, la mémoire façonne l’ontologie, et la démocratie libérale doit se pencher sur sa propre ontologie pour ne pas céder le terrain aux fantasmes russes. Kamyanka, dans la région de Kharkiv en Ukraine, n’existe plus en tant que telle.
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3 weeks ago |
smalldeedsbigwar.substack.com | Jade McGlynn
Vladimir Putin has announced his willingness to resume negotiations with Ukraine in the Istanbul format. The statement was timed to coincide with renewed efforts by Ukraine and the United States to secure a temporary ceasefire—an initiative Moscow has now effectively undermined. While this may appear to be a signal of diplomatic movement, it is not a development.
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4 weeks ago |
themoscowtimes.com | Jade McGlynn
On Sunday, in cities as geopolitically disparate as Washington, Calcutta, Frankfurt, Caracas, Rome and Paris, hundreds of members of the Russian diaspora and migrant community gathered to perform the Immortal Regiment. In some cases, it was the first time the event — nominally about remembering the Soviet sacrifice in World War II — had been held since the pandemic.
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4 weeks ago |
smalldeedsbigwar.substack.com | Jade McGlynn
Soviet war memorial. Kamyanka. March 2025. Own Photo. Kamyanka, in Ukraine’s Kharkiv region, no longer exists in any meaningful sense. What stands in its place is a shell—rusted and dusted ruins, cratered soil, broken homes. Not one house was left undamaged during its Russian occupation in 2022. At the centre of this wreckage stands a Soviet-era memorial to the Second World War: a stone soldier atop a platform of crumbling dates, “19__ – 1945.” The “41” has been chiselled off.
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2 months ago |
smalldeedsbigwar.substack.com | Jade McGlynn
In 2021, the Russian Federation released its National Security Strategy, followed in 2023 by its Foreign Policy Concept. At the time—especially in 2021—one might have dismissed these documents as paranoid, backward-looking, or self-aggrandising. But they were not relics.
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