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New Economics Podcast: Are fossil fuels funding the war in Ukraine?

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Podcasts New Economics Podcast: Are fossil fuels funding the war in Ukraine? Ayeisha is joined by Svitlana Romanko and Tessa Khan By Ayeisha Thomas-Smith 21 March 2022 At the time of recording, hundreds, and possibly thousands, of civilians have been killed during Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and more than 2.5m Ukranians have fled the country. The Russian army has been accused of war crimes after bombing a maternity hospital in the south. Allies of the Ukrainian president say that Russia will only back down if Europe bans the import of Russian

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New Economics Podcast: Are fossil fuels funding the war in Ukraine?

Ayeisha is joined by Svitlana Romanko and Tessa Khan


At the time of recording, hundreds, and possibly thousands, of civilians have been killed during Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and more than 2.5m Ukranians have fled the country. The Russian army has been accused of war crimes after bombing a maternity hospital in the south. Allies of the Ukrainian president say that Russia will only back down if Europe bans the import of Russian oil and gas.

But what do oil and gas have to do with the war in Ukraine? Will banning Russian fossil fuels really make Putin reconsider? And what does all this mean for soaring energy bills in the UK?

Ayeisha is joined by Svitlana Romanko, Ukrainian environmental lawyer, climate activist and strategist, and spokesperson for Stand With Ukraine, and Tessa Khan, Founder and Director of Uplift, and previous guest of the podcast.

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