
Clayton Seigle
Senior fellow and author of the CSIS commentary presented in this episode, providing analysis of U.S. policy toward Venezuela and the requirements for revitalizing its oil sector.
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Aug 5, 2025 • 6min
Pressure at the Pump: Ukraine Resumes Strikes on Russian Oil Refineries
Clayton Seigle, a CSIS expert and author of the Critical Questions report, dives into Ukraine's recent drone strikes on Russian oil refineries. He examines the significant damage to these facilities and its potential ripple effects on the Russian gasoline market. The discussion also touches on the broader political implications, including expected Western sanctions aimed at further pressuring Russia. Seigle's insights reveal the critical link between military actions and global energy dynamics.

Jan 21, 2025 • 6min
Russian Oil Sanctions Demand Persistence
Clayton Seigle, an expert at CSIS and author on sanctions, dives into the complexities surrounding the U.S. sanctions on Russian oil. He analyzes their expected impact on export volumes and revenues, revealing the intricate dance between policy and market reactions. The discussion highlights the surging crude prices in response and sheds light on the creative schemes some are employing to dodge these sanctions. Seigle emphasizes the need for continued vigilance and persistence in enforcing these measures.

Jan 6, 2026 • 10min
A Credible Path to Political Stability Is Indispensable for Trump’s Venezuela Oil Aspirations
Clayton Seigle, a Senior Fellow and expert on U.S. policy toward Venezuela, delves into the complexities of revitalizing Venezuela's oil industry. He discusses Trump's plans for investment and why political stability is essential for attracting energy firms. The conversation covers Venezuela's vast oil reserves, the costly infrastructure repairs needed, and the difference between short-term gains and long-term projects. Seigle emphasizes that without credible governance, significant investment in the oil sector remains unlikely.


