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Jade McGlynn

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Author ‘Memory Makers: The Politics of the Past in Russia’ & ‘Russia’s War’ 📚 | Research Fellow @warstudies & @kcl_cgs | Senior Associate @CSIS |
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By Jade McGlynn
| Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)
Jade McGlynn is a research fellow in the War Studies Department at King’s College London. She is the author of Russia’s War (Polity, 2023), which examines domestic popular approval for Russia’s ongoing aggression against Ukraine, and Memory Makers: The Politics of the Past in Putin’s Russia (Bloomsbury, 2023) which details how the Russian state and society have used history to create a unifying national identity.
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Russian Attitudes Are Shifting as the War’s Effects Come Home

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By Maria Snegovaya, Jade McGlynn
| Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)
Since 2022, the Kremlin has sought to “normalize” its war against Ukraine and insulate ordinary Russians from its costs. In recent months, however, Ukraine has increasingly brought the war to Russia through a set of attacks on refineries, other energy infrastructure, and transport hubs that have caused flight delays, airport closures, and, more recently, worsening fuel shortages. If this shift radically alters Russians’ attitudes toward the war, it could mark a key turning point.
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Has the China-Russia Partnership Peaked?

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By John Lough, Tevian Thomson, Jade McGlynn
| Icds
Since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Sino-Russian relations have expanded significantly. Russia has reoriented much of its trade from Europe to China, conducting it now in rubles and yuan rather than dollars. Equipment and components supplied by China have played a vitally important role in helping Russia’s defence industry mitigate the effects of western sanctions. There are several other examples of enhanced cooperation. Defence ties have grown.
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