All the below links and tweets are in English.
取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。最新の投稿は http://worldsolutions.work/ をご覧ください。
World Vol.281 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)
World Vol.280 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)
World Vol.279 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)
World Vol.278 (U.S., etc. – oil corporations, etc.)
World Vol.277 (economy – Russia, etc.)
World Vol.276 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)
World Vol.275 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)
World Vol.274 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)
World Vol.273 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)
World Vol.272 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)
World Vol.271 (economy – Russia, etc.)
World Vol.270 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)
内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
280：@ObserverUK
279：@TheAtlantic,@RadioFreeTom
278：@UNCTAD
277：@AFP,@YahooFinance、@eshelouise,@LananhTNguyen,@nytimes、@AJEnglish
276：@NATOpress、@kamilkazani
275：@coe,@carlbildt
274：@VisegradInsight,@POLITICOEurope,@markscott82
271：@richardjensor,@TheEconomist、@CNN
270：@oonahathaway,@scottjshapiro,@just_security,@lawfareblog
下に貼ったもののうち１件：@LSynkovska,@Reuters,@YahooFinance
本投稿ツイート：@USDA
「corn」「Ukraine」などを入力検索して出て来たツイート
https://twitter.com/With__Ukraine/status/1508133373931311114
Spain is set to authorize emergency purchases of corn from the U.S. and Argentina as war intensifies in Ukraine. #cornimports #UScorn #animalfeedhttps://t.co/SqlpAtICKR
— Global AgInvesting (@globalaginvest) March 27, 2022
https://twitter.com/commodityweek/status/1508073971136270337
#BRICS stick to their own narrative. Example: “Strong demand and the West's hybrid war against Russia have driven international corn prices to their highest levels since 2012, attracting the attention of Brazilian exporters.” https://t.co/q81gCWneGe
— Liliana Popescu (@LilianaPopesc16) March 26, 2022
Ukraine's new agriculture minister Mykola Solskyi on Saturday said Ukraine's ability to export grains was getting worse by the day and would only improve if the war with Russia ends…#russia #ukraine #UkraineRussiaWar #adfc #kiev #kyiv #Mariupol #grains #wheat #corn #Soybean pic.twitter.com/GTKQscFuQH
— ADFC Futures/Forex (@ADFCFUTUREFOREX) March 26, 2022
Ukraine's Corn Harvest May Plunge By A Third, Estimates Show
Estimates are now 50%, millions of Africans will be starving will be migrating north for food.
Replace every elected leader D's & R's who aided in this crisis. https://t.co/ujUlZPWVNH— Metabiota TW P (@twp459) March 26, 2022
https://twitter.com/kannbwx/status/1507381652766720002
Chad Hart was interviewed by WHO Radio about how it will affect Iowa farmers if Ukraine is unable to grow corn this year. https://t.co/Dacy5HD2j5
— CARD_ISU (@CARD_ISU) March 25, 2022
U.S. farm groups urge sowing on protected land as war cuts off Ukraine corn supply https://t.co/qGrUVQrE0Y via @Yahoo
— Lana Synkovska (@LSynkovska) March 24, 2022
https://twitter.com/PriapusIQ/status/1506191225371697152
#Argentina #corn supply 2021-22 begins this week
ARG corn production 2021-22 seen at 50 mmt, with 40 mmt in exports
Typically ARG corn is very price-competitive
Platts assessed March 20-
Argentina corn FOB Up River (May): $331.20/mt
FOB Black Sea corn (Ukraine): $379.00/mt pic.twitter.com/30WvszvnwB— Asim Anand (@AsimAnand25) March 22, 2022
China would greatly benefit if Russia wins the war in Ukraine.
“Ukraine, too, is a major wheat exporter, and has recently emerged as a corn powerhouse, too, supplying China and its booming meat industry with nearly a third of its feed corn imports.”
https://t.co/tQMhxwt7bd— Frodo Carraway (@CarrawayFrodo) March 21, 2022
Ukraine is the world’s 4th and 5th largest exporter of corn and wheat, and 85% of its crop exports travel by sea. With ports closed, the country is trying to shift some exports through its Western borders via trains, adding 10% to 15% to the cost of crops. https://t.co/zqdJVC3Rw0
— Lisa Abramowicz (@lisaabramowicz1) March 21, 2022
#Ukraine is provided with food until the end of 2023.
The deputy head of the presidential office, Rostislav Shurma, said: "Today there are enough reserves of wheat, corn, sunflower oil and basic products in warehouses for 3-5 years. We will definitely feed ourselves". pic.twitter.com/1kMZNhRozI
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) March 20, 2022
#Ukraine has 5 railway border crossing stations with EU type rail coming to inside of Ukrainian territory.
Mobile transhipment ports are setting up now.
Ukrainian #corn is coming to the market… and yes we don’t know what is max capacity… yet#uagrains pic.twitter.com/uIGq8EoMMe— OLEKSANDR SOLOVEY (@OleksandSolovey) March 19, 2022
"The war in Ukraine means that fields are not getting planted, and Ukraine supplies much of the world’s grains…. We are able to take steps to buffer global food supplies against this risk, most notably suspending corn-based ethanol production."https://t.co/wHcZiSBWZR
— Security Studies Group (@SecStudiesGrp) March 25, 2022
Ukraine ends export restrictions on corn and sunflower oil https://t.co/wVpfgqus0h
— AsumeTech (@AsumeTech) March 25, 2022
Very good podcast ep on the serious supply shock risks in world grain and fertilizer markets exacerbated by the invasion of Ukraine, which is a major exporter of wheat and corn. More inflationary pressures. @ScottIrwinUI @TheStalwart https://t.co/T2ejfBwHGw
— Ryan Fazio (@ryanfazio) March 28, 2022
Weekly Feature: Importing countries seek alternate grain suppliers. War has halted shipments from Ukraine, a major wheat and corn exporter. → https://t.co/TFwXsP2q6M
— World Grain (@worldgrain) March 27, 2022
https://twitter.com/ALarins/status/1508013774443323396
Traders have exported the first supplies of Ukrainian corn to Europe by train as the country’s sea ports remain blocked due to the Russian invasion, APK-Inform agriculture consultancy said.https://t.co/sKifC8tRHu
— The Indian Express (@IndianExpress) March 27, 2022
How war in Ukraine fuels a food crisis in Africa
Wheat, corn, sunflower oil and fertilizer are among the products affected, along with oil, compounding the impact of political instability and drought https://t.co/9pLTEzbkZY via @scmpnews
— Saul of United (@Viatcheslavsos3) March 26, 2022
https://twitter.com/roqumysocks/status/1507416706821640198
Only 1% Ukrainian corn is produced in Donbas, Crimea, and a potential land bridge but 24% of Ukraine's wheat comes from those oblasts.
Another month of conflict will degrade both sides military capabilities/munitions stockage to stalemate. pic.twitter.com/cYFQQfVxSJ
— History with ketchup (@PGrasmehr) March 25, 2022
The current #FoodCrisis both highlights the need for a green energy transition and food system change.
The #livestock sector uses around 61% of global corn and 20% of wheat—grains that nations in the #GlobalSouth urgently need to feed citizens directly.https://t.co/jFGc8bBVA3
— Sentient Media (@Sentient_Media) March 25, 2022
UKRAINE & GLOBAL HUNGER: Putin’s invasion has put at risk exports of wheat, corn, sunflower oil and other foods from Russia and Ukraine that account for more than 10% of all calories traded globally. With @JenniferJJacobs & @josh_wingrove via @bpolitics https://t.co/5J7lL0XOh1
— Mike Dorning (@MikeDorning) March 25, 2022
TRENDING: Sanctions imposed by the West on Russia have interrupted supplies of those critical inputs all over the world. Fertilizer is essential for maintaining high yields of corn, soy, rice, and wheat. https://t.co/rjtbo9EdJa
— Food For Afrika (@FoodForAfrika) March 25, 2022
“The charts, as interpreted by Carley Garner, suggest that both wheat and corn prices are headed higher here. Maybe much higher," @JimCramer says. https://t.co/Xym187HDLM
— Mad Money On CNBC (@MadMoneyOnCNBC) March 23, 2022
Ukraine 2022 spring crop sowing area could be halved – minister #wheat #corn #grains https://t.co/VCd2HtcFRA
— Ole S Hansen (@Ole_S_Hansen) March 23, 2022
Charts recommend corn and wheat futures might proceed to rise attributable to Russia-Ukraine struggle, Cramer says – Newsworldpress @ https://t.co/xBkwYdOLiw pic.twitter.com/JXz3vuxkZC
— newsworldpress.com (@NewsWorldPress) March 23, 2022
Charts suggest corn and wheat futures could continue to rise due to Russia-Ukraine war, Cramer says https://t.co/VymIvXPncc
— CNBC (@CNBC) March 22, 2022
Ukraine produces about 10% of the world's wheat, 14% of its corn, and half of its sunflower oil.
But as @jacobsoboroff found in Western Ukraine, all of that is now under threat because of the Russian invasion. https://t.co/mEK0DVHEmS
— All In with Chris Hayes (@allinwithchris) March 22, 2022
Russia’s war in Ukraine could have major consequences to the world’s food supply. Ukraine accounts for:
➡️12% of the world’s wheat exports
➡️13% of corn exports
➡️Roughly half of the world’s sunflower oil@jacobsoboroff reports from Ukraine’s farming front line outside of Lviv. pic.twitter.com/SvzMvGQ53r— The News with Shepard Smith (@thenewsoncnbc) March 21, 2022
Russia and Ukraine together cater to more than one-quarter of the global export of wheat, one-sixth of corn, one-third of barley, and about eighty percent of sunflower oil and sunflower-seed meal.#RussiaUkraineCrisis #oilprice #recession @Abidsuleri @vaqarahmed @SDPIPakistan pic.twitter.com/yKg1kbMZHG
— Pakistan Economic Forum (@Pakecoforum) March 21, 2022
https://twitter.com/uoneagro/status/1505907184361779200
https://twitter.com/investrocom/status/1507114115852128267
The Egyptian government is taking steps to fight price increases of basic commodities like wheat, oil, and corn, which have been much higher recently due to the war in Ukraine. https://t.co/INyEmqytBQ by @HagarHosny
— Al-Monitor (@AlMonitor) March 24, 2022
https://twitter.com/AmerLiberal/status/1505943859678826497
One month since Russia first moved troops into Eastern Ukraine. Under normal circumstances, Ukraine would be planting #Corn, #Barley, #Sunflowers, and #SpringWheat today. Russia's continued attacks mean more uncertainty…and more price #inflation for consumers. pic.twitter.com/zBsBAcDdD9
— Peak Trading Research (@PeakTrading) March 22, 2022
https://twitter.com/ec0n1st/status/1506704780130934784
Food prices are already past levels that contributed to uprisings in the past, and the outbreak of a war between Russia and Ukraine — which combined account for 28% of global wheat exports and 16% of corn. pic.twitter.com/5qIhvXoQ69
— Kurt S. Altrichter, CRPS® (@kurtsaltrichter) March 28, 2022
The crises in Ukraine will impact wheat, barley, and corn, extending an already alarming hunger crisis in places like Afghanistan, w/ 22.8 million now facing acute hunger. The international community must not turn its back on vulnerable Afghans and others. https://t.co/zNHJziEW16
— Michelle Nunn (@MichelleNunn) March 23, 2022
Analysts suggested the pressure on vegetable oil supplies from the war in #Ukraine along with drought-depleted crops in South America were supporting the surge in soybean markets. → https://t.co/7VqZIZGgJJ#agriculture #agribusiness #grain #soybeans #commodities #wheat #corn
— World Grain (@worldgrain) March 24, 2022
https://twitter.com/KevinVanTrump/status/1336683938320969728
With estimated #maize (#corn) arrivals of 16.9m t (up by 28% y/y), the EU will be the largest single import market in 2017/18, followed by Mexico and Japan. While most supplies were sourced from Ukraine, there were also unusually large purchases from Brazil and the USA. pic.twitter.com/tpTUzeMqwm
— International Grains Council (@IGCgrains) July 2, 2018
Japan's corn buyers set to boost buying from Brazil, Ukraine, lured by prices https://t.co/VXGdtIcKlP #agriculture pic.twitter.com/sY9SGfgBMx
— BN Commodities (@BNCommodities) November 9, 2015
Blockade:“$6 billion worth of grain export, some 20 million tons of wheat and corn that Ukraine was looking to get out of the country.” https://t.co/OzHTul18Xr
— Daithí Ó Fallamháin (@DFallamhain) March 23, 2022
ゼレンスキー大統領の日本の国会でのオンライン演説に係るツイート
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy urged Japan to ramp up pressure on Russia with a trade embargo, making an unprecedented direct appeal to parliament that invoked the two nations' shared experience of nuclear disaster https://t.co/uE2Y92Kq71 pic.twitter.com/LN7IZ4rWWa
— Reuters (@Reuters) March 24, 2022
Zelenskiy calls on Japan to impose trade embargo on Russian goods https://t.co/r9ZhOB2dBe
— The Guardian (@guardian) March 23, 2022
Zelenskyy appeals to Japan for more sanctions against Russia https://t.co/TkvTZDSpSy
— The Independent (@Independent) March 23, 2022
Zelenskyy appeals to Japan for more sanctions against Russiahttps://t.co/6KmNoPsEym pic.twitter.com/TgQJ7t6EQk
— CP24 (@CP24) March 23, 2022
"Responsible nations must work together to protect peace."
Zelenskiy thanked Japan for providing help to Ukraine https://t.co/cHI321nlbB pic.twitter.com/EdH9zlfa9N
— Bloomberg Quicktake (@Quicktake) March 23, 2022
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy wants Japanese lawmakers to impose a trade embargo against Russia https://t.co/ZekNuQsazR
— Bloomberg (@business) March 23, 2022
Japan is the first Asian country to sanction Russia https://t.co/2cIPdJf44d
— WSLS 10 (@wsls) March 23, 2022
Zelenskyy's address came hours before PM Fumio Kishida was to leave for Brussels to join other leaders of the Group of Seven countries on the sidelines of an emergency NATO leaders' meeting.https://t.co/vBN6iYZuIk
— MySA (@mySA) March 23, 2022
Zelenskyy praised Japan during Wednesday's address for becoming the first Asian country to sanction Russia and asked Tokyo to go even further.https://t.co/mX4VuiVtFi
— Newsy (@Newsy) March 23, 2022
Ukraine's Zelenskyy asks Japan to maintain sanctions on Russia during his virtual address https://t.co/J7YP5FoDyc
— Republic (@republic) March 23, 2022
Zelenskyy praised Japan for becoming the first Asian country to sanction Russia and asked Tokyo to go even further. He said trade with Russia should be banned and that foreign companies should withdraw from the Ukrainian market.#Ukraine #Japan #Russiahttps://t.co/RIlBvsQ95d
— Indo-Pacific Defense FORUM (@IPDefenseForum) March 25, 2022
https://twitter.com/JapanMissionEU/status/1506630181309632513
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urges Japan to maintain its sanctions against Russia during his online speech to the Diet.https://t.co/5CLTzX72yn
— Nippon.com (@nippon_en) March 24, 2022
Zelenskyy's Speech Aimed at Winning Sympathy from Japan https://t.co/tEC65Mdas7
— nippon.com/ja (@nippon_ja) March 24, 2022
Japan’s lawmakers stress need for humanitarian aid following address by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy https://t.co/lZzH9vMagP pic.twitter.com/MPwBWTJD3Z
— The Japan News (@The_Japan_News) March 24, 2022
#VolodymyrZelensky to the Parliament of #Japan: "I am sure that Japan will be with us then – just as it is now. In our anti-war coalition. At this crucial time for all of us" https://t.co/LFQSoljQPZ
— KyivPost (@KyivPost) March 23, 2022
Zelenskyy warns of Russian chemical attack in speech to Japan https://t.co/bY5wDZauMy
— セルギー・コルスンスキー駐日ウクライナ特命全権大使 (@KorsunskySergiy) March 23, 2022
Ukraine's Zelenskyy gives speech to Japan lawmakers amid Russian invasion – The Mainichi https://t.co/LNlMb6gGTC
— セルギー・コルスンスキー駐日ウクライナ特命全権大使 (@KorsunskySergiy) March 23, 2022
Zelenskyy makes appeal to Japan in unprecedented online speech to parliament | The Japan Times https://t.co/AfHecSgC0j
— セルギー・コルスンスキー駐日ウクライナ特命全権大使 (@KorsunskySergiy) March 23, 2022
News Roundup: What Impact Will Zelenskyy’s Speech Have on Japan? https://t.co/1nTXO3qL6V
— セルギー・コルスンスキー駐日ウクライナ特命全権大使 (@KorsunskySergiy) March 25, 2022
Zelenskyy Calling On Japan To Unite Asian Countries In Countering Russian Aggression https://t.co/NYsA7mOkMs
— Ukrainian News (@UN_Agency) March 23, 2022
https://twitter.com/visegrad24/status/1506741849775652867
https://twitter.com/Lyla_lilas/status/1506584135627849732
