Kharkiv Under Siege Yet Russian Oil Still Flows

1

Introduction

00:00 • 3min

2

The Russian Invasion of Crimea

03:22 • 4min

3

The Struggles of Russia in the Georgian War

07:28 • 4min

4

The Russian Strategy for Taking Over Kyiv

11:43 • 2min

5

The Price of Oil and Wheat Has Exploded Higher

13:43 • 5min

6

The Price of Wheat Has Nearly Doubled in a Week

18:43 • 3min

7

The Impact of Russian Commercial Sanctions on Commodity Markets

21:42 • 3min

8

The Importance of Foreign Companies Doing Business With Russia

24:40 • 2min

9

The Next Shoe to Drop for Sanctions

26:22 • 4min

10

The Trade-Off Between Sanctions and Energy Security

30:19 • 2min

11

Ukraine's Call for Russia to Be Banned From the WTO

32:10 • 3min

12

The Importance of Free Trade in the WTO

35:39 • 3min

13

The Bias of the Russian Stock Market

38:17 • 6min

14

The US Statemanship Crisis in Ukraine

44:09 • 5min

15

The Importance of Strategic Depth in Russia's Foreign Policy

49:37 • 2min

16

The Russian Invasion of Kyiv

51:13 • 2min

17

The Odds of Energy Sanctions on Russia

53:24 • 2min

18

Russia's Energy Sanctions on Ukraine

55:46 • 3min

19

The Middle Line Between Energy Sanctions and Nuclear War

59:05 • 3min

20

The Fundamentals of Investing

01:01:45 • 4min

21

The Importance of Energy Sanctions

01:05:29 • 2min

22

Venezuelan Oil and the US Foreign Policy

01:07:00 • 3min

23

The Future of US Foreign Policy

01:09:40 • 2min

24

The Risk Reward of Investing in Russia

01:11:38 • 4min

25

The Commodity Doom Loop

01:15:09 • 2min

Kharkiv Under Siege Yet Russian Oil Still Flows | Jacob Shapiro