Jade McGlynn

Jade McGlynn, a War Studies expert, discusses Ukrainian resistance in occupied areas and the internal pressures facing Putin. Memphis Barker shares gripping frontline stories from Donetsk, revealing the harsh realities of war. Former Defence Secretary Ben Wallace and MP Tom Tugendhat reflect on key military decisions at the Black Sea Security Forum, emphasizing the UK’s strategic role in supporting Ukraine and the significant troop losses Russia has faced. The podcast dives deep into the implications of these developments on both the conflict and geopolitics.

Fermín Torrano, a freelance reporter who recently reported from the frontline in Pokrovsk, joins Dr. Jade McGlynn from King's College, an expert on resistance movements in occupied Ukraine. They discuss the severe military and civilian toll of the ongoing conflict, revealing nearly one million Russian troops casualties. The pair also shed light on the resilience of Ukrainian forces and their use of drones, as well as the impact on civilians, particularly children. With harrowing stories from the war-torn region, they emphasize the complexities of resistance and survival.

Jade McGlynn, a War Studies expert at King's College, and Vadym Granovskiy, a Ukrainian coffee shop owner and charity creator, share their insights on resilience in Ukraine. They discuss the impactful role of drone warfare and resistance activities in occupied areas. Vadym highlights his initiative to boost the morale of soldiers with quality coffee, blending culture and survival. The conversation wraps up with a fun segment about Ukrainian coffee's significance and a unique recipe, illustrating how even amid conflict, community and culture thrive.

Featuring Jade McGlynn from King's College, who highlights the spirited resistance in occupied territories, and Melissa Lawford from The Telegraph, analyzing the fallout of fluctuating oil prices on Russia. The discussion reveals plans for British troop deployment in Ukraine over the next five years. They also explore the impact of severe winter weather on military strategies and the resilience of the Ukrainian people amidst propaganda and hardship in occupied regions. Insights into the economic turmoil facing Russia add depth to the conversation.

Dr. Jade McGlynn, a war studies expert at King's College London, discusses the ongoing resistance in occupied territories, highlighting daring sabotage operations against Russian forces. Historian Dr. Thomas Clausen offers insights into the lessons of history, particularly the Napoleonic era, in relation to ceasefires and peace negotiations. The conversation also delves into Trump's controversial mineral deal proposal, raising concerns about Ukraine’s sovereignty and the geopolitical implications for global energy dynamics.