All the below links and tweets are in English.
取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。
World Vol.369 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – incl Zelenska’s address to U.S. Congress)
World Vol.367 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – Ukraine’s First Lady on U.S. trip)
World Vol.366 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – grain, etc.)
World Vol.365 (economy – incl G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting in Bali)
World Vol.364 (miscellaneous – incl U.S. President Biden’s trip to Middle East)
World Vol.362 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – G20 foreign ministers meeting in Indonesia, economy)
World Vol.360 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – Ukraine Recovery Conference, etc.)
World Vol.358 (U.S., Hong Kong, etc.)
内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
369：@NewsHour
367：@StateDeptSpox
366：@Reuters,@guardian、@kiranstacey,@FT
365：@BLS_gov,@StatistaCharts、@emilymbadger,@EveSuane,@UpshotNYT,@nytimes、@kiaraalfonseca,@ABCWorldNews
364：@Reuters,@Jerusalem_Post
363：@rachsieg,@washingtonpost,@msn、@RevShark,@realmoney,@TheStreet、@federalreserve、@WhiteHouse
362：@OECD、@UliaStarostina,@CarnegieEndow、@ashishval,@NPR、@Reuters,@newsmax、@stanleywidianto,@davidbrunnstrom,@Reuters
361：@swissstatistics,@bbaschuk,@markets、@PaulWisemanAP,@AP,@latimes、@ecb、@rleverafp,@AFPFactCheck、@jeannasmialek,@nytimes、@federalreserve、@ktkjohnston,@BostonGlobe
360：@KyivIndependent、@TpyxaNews
358：@bskorup,@mercatus、@RFI_En,@AFP、@lisakrstin
357：@dani_anguiano,@guardian、@christinevestal,@pewtrusts
本稿：@RobinBrooksIIF、@BOFITresearch、@SStapczynski,@business、@RKSingh96828356
「Russia」、「gas」、「oil」等関連ツイート
Russia throws its LNG gas customers into a dilemma over sanctions that threaten shipments as it asks buyers including Japan and South Korea to pay Gazprombank instead of non-Russian banks https://t.co/ARb3OJkcaA
— Bloomberg (@business) August 18, 2022
Russia has asked buyers from its Sakhalin-2 LNG plant to pay Gazprombank JSC.https://t.co/yXOczRGk9k#OOTT #LNG #Russia pic.twitter.com/6yMbkIe2gp
— Rigzone (@Rigzone) August 18, 2022
Russia’s Sakhalin-2 LNG plant asks buyers to pay Gazprombank https://t.co/pvGvg0gChq
— EIN Presswire: Gazprom Newswire (@EINGazpromNews) August 18, 2022
Japan's Mitsui nears decision to join new Sakhalin-2 operator -Nikkei https://t.co/pin9Xg8OCJ pic.twitter.com/1MwVcoMiML
— Reuters (@Reuters) August 20, 2022
RUSSIAN LNG | JAPAN RENEWS ACCESS
Japanese energy importer JERA and Tokyo Gas have renewed their contracts to buy liquefied natural gas from Russia's Sakhalin-2 project under its new operator.https://t.co/akrhGW3XBt
— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) August 19, 2022
Mitsui & Co. plans to notify the Russian government of its intention to maintain its rights and interests as a shareholder in the Sakhalin-2 oil and gas project by the end of this month.https://t.co/Hvt53poNNA
— The Japan News (@The_Japan_News) August 20, 2022
Japan asks Mitsubishi to consider investing in the new operator of the Sakhalin 2 oil and gas project in Russia’s Far East https://t.co/darPFhzyc8
— The Japan News (@The_Japan_News) August 18, 2022
Japanese utilities to ink LNG deals with Sakhalin-2, keep same terms #Russia | The Asahi Shimbun Asia & #Japan Watch https://t.co/HFO8C9ZFfs
— Asahi Shimbun AJW (@AJWasahi) August 19, 2022
Japanese utilities consider renewing deal with new Sakhalin operator https://t.co/3oRO3ZrcBd
— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) August 19, 2022
New Russian operator offers Japan firms same contracts for Sakhalin 2 https://t.co/xBc1hqv7ES
— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) August 18, 2022
#Japan to keep interest in Russia's #Sakhalin 2 gas projecthttps://t.co/OMPTvWDSEi
— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) August 19, 2022
Russia Says Conditions Intact on Sakhalin-2 LNG Procurement https://t.co/zEBRF8OLbm
— nippon.com（ニッポンドットコム） (@nippon_ja) August 18, 2022
Japan to keep interest in Russia's Sakhalin 2 gas project: Japan plans to retain its interest in the Sakhalin 2 oil and gas project and will notify Russia of its intention by the early September deadline, with two… https://t.co/wXwf5KYDEx #japannews #japantoday
— Japan Today News (@JapanToday) August 19, 2022
Some of the Japanese utilities that have been purchasing liquefied natural gas from Russia's Sakhalin-2 oil and gas project are considering renewing their contracts with the new operator. https://t.co/pVZSaYSqk0
— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 19, 2022
Commentary: The Soviet Union, and thus Russia, permanently damaged Japan’s trust with its actions in Sakhalin and the Kuril Islands. https://t.co/0CF4fCOZQL
— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 18, 2022
JAPAN TRADE MINISTER NISHIMURA: WE HAVE NOT HEARD OF ANY NEW CONDITIONS THAT WOULD MAKE SIGNING CONTRACT FOR SAKHALIN-2 PROJECT A DIFFICULTY.
— Breaking Market News ⚡️ (@financialjuice) August 17, 2022
Russia has asked buyers from its Sakhalin-2 LNG plant to pay Gazprombank JSC, throwing customers including Japan and South Korea into a dilemma over sanctions that threaten shipments.https://t.co/SJshFJQHVJ
— Energy Voice (@EnergyVoiceNews) August 18, 2022
Japanese gas and electric utilities with long-term contracts to buy liquefied natural gas (#LNG) from the Sakhalin-2 project in Russia have received a new contract offer from the newly-formed Russian operator. (via @Reuters)https://t.co/vrPWLhdwPJ. pic.twitter.com/0w9rFO1TSo
— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) August 17, 2022
https://twitter.com/mynewsify/status/1560846599466655745
Japan utilities get contract offer from new Russian operator of Sakhalin-2 https://t.co/4j0hVaCAY1 pic.twitter.com/IqZ4zmvSVh
— CNA (@ChannelNewsAsia) August 17, 2022
Putin’s decree which allowed the government to seize the Sakhalin-2 oil&gas project shows that Russia is not just willing to expropriate foreign assets but is also positioning itself to engage in “expropriation blackmail” – @FortuneMagazine @Moral_Rating
https://t.co/Oa7sNQBamS— B4Ukraine (@B4Ukraine) August 15, 2022
https://twitter.com/SStapczynski/status/1543131801761157121
On 17 Aug, METI Minister Nishimura asked Mitsubishi Corp CEO Nakanishi Katsuya to take positive attitude to participating in new Russian firm that will run Sakhalin-2. Mitsubishi (& Mitsui) have until 4 Sep to decide if they'll apply for stakes in new firm https://t.co/C3MGY2rU39
— James D.J. Brown (@JamesDJBrown) August 17, 2022
National Karafuto Federation (全国樺太連盟) to close. Formed in 1948, the group provided support to the 400,000 Japanese forced to leave southern Sakhalin after its seizure by USSR in 1945. The group also focused on sharing the history of Japan's Karafuto. https://t.co/xN8VcV5aQr
— James D.J. Brown (@JamesDJBrown) January 17, 2021
Major Japanese company import LNG from Sakhalin-2 project and earlier it was run by Mitsui and Mitsubishi and so far none of them have terminated their contracts with Russia. Imagine Ukranian foreign minister telling Japan what and what not to do. https://t.co/rbknylWWIN
— Abhijeet Tripathi (@AbhiNationalist) August 19, 2022
Intense rainfall flooded Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk.
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk is a city on Sakhalin Island, in eastern Russia. pic.twitter.com/IPEDc6I44h
— David Kime (@CyberRealms1) August 14, 2022
Distribuição dos 103 participantes da edição deste ano da Taça da Rússia. Destaque para os 4 clubes do extremo oriente russo: SKA Khabarovsk, FC Sakhalin, FC Dynamo Vladivostok e FC Okean Nakhodka. https://t.co/eqKc7TjpsP
— Joel Amorim (@Vostok1981) August 15, 2022
Excellent thread on Japanese historical involvement in Sakhalin project a quick history lesson since World War 1 https://t.co/aclZs7B0kC
— Energy Blogger (@energy_blogger) July 2, 2022
Always weird to remember Japan and Russia are neighbors. pic.twitter.com/ie9nkRdkRt
— Jessica Nutt (@JessicaNutt96) September 21, 2021
ICYMI: How Japan's discovery of a large northern island devastated the island's native population – and how Japan lost control when Russia muscled in. #Hokkaido #Tokugawa #Russia #Ainu #Meiji #Sakhalin #Unseenjapan #History #Indigenous https://t.co/VpCD7d553n
— Unseen Japan (@UnseenJapanSite) March 27, 2021
The story of a long, skinny island east of Russia's mainland and the ethnic Koreans who have had no choice but to call it home for decades. Amazing history from Sakhalin native @tdkim1988 https://t.co/H0luzVKBIg
— Roman Mars (@romanmars) June 28, 2022
Some of the Koreans of Sakhalin Island have three different names — Russian, Korean and even Japanese — each representing a different chapter of the island’s anguished history of forced resettlement and war. Now, many are finally planning their return. https://t.co/ao8v4ZLGuu
— The New York Times (@nytimes) November 7, 2021
Ambassador Huntsman: Today I learned first-hand from residents of Sakhalin about the rich history and ecology of this beautiful island. Thank you! https://t.co/MaQxeHhZpo
— Jason P. Rebholz (@USEmbRuPress) April 25, 2018
Russian #motorizedrifle units on #Sakhalin and #Kuril Islands start combat coordination of platoonshttps://t.co/i1pNvckhqH
— Army Recognition (@ArmyRecognition) February 8, 2021
https://twitter.com/tlato_but/status/1553534427657027585
Moneron Island is a tiny & mysterious place in the far east of Russia – next to the Sakhalin and Kuril archipelago. It’s washed by the warm and narrow Tsushima Stream coming from the subtropical south, so the water is super clear with visibility of up to 30 meters… pic.twitter.com/7V7AgtL4rS
— Dmitry Kokh (@DmitryKokh) August 9, 2022
With the amount of oil/gas Ukraine’s European supporters& Turkey are buying from Russia there would be no blood left in Ukrainians. Their FM is adept at over the top rhetoric. https://t.co/M0Az1VtKVA
— Kanwal Sibal (@KanwalSibal) August 17, 2022
France reportedly aims to export gas from the facility in Shabwah in order to reduce Europe's reliance on Russian fuel
🔗 https://t.co/JGvHt76iOr pic.twitter.com/OuOsPmCI5t— The Cradle (@TheCradleMedia) August 18, 2022
https://twitter.com/TheresaAFallon/status/1558011846526996480
Russia to stop sending gas to Europe for three days later in August as Gazprom announces unscheduled maintenance work pic.twitter.com/txqyuoE2pU
— TRT World Now (@TRTWorldNow) August 20, 2022
BREAKING:
Russia has announced that it will halt gas supplies to Germany via the Nord Stream 1 pipeline for 3 days at the end of the month.
Russia claims that some unscheduled maintenance is needed to problems with the Siemens-produced generators. pic.twitter.com/RRPGj1T4CJ
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) August 19, 2022
https://twitter.com/WallStreetSilv/status/1560762573183909888
Once again, the reason for the supply disruption is reportedly maintenance. However, it coincides with oblique Russian threats to weaponize gas against the EU over its proposed visa ban. In late July, Russia cut Nord Stream gas supplies to just 20% of capacity pic.twitter.com/E5LQRjb4fX
— Samuel Ramani (@SamRamani2) August 19, 2022
Russia will unexpectedly halt gas flows in a key pipeline for maintenance later this month, turning up the pressure on energy-starved Europe https://t.co/DsQHHLYrwR
— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) August 19, 2022
Germany’s push to find alternative sources of gas and end its dependence on Russia has yielded limited success—and there is no short-term relief in sight https://t.co/h9b8jkwBhK
— Bloomberg (@business) August 19, 2022
Russia is ending the hegemony of the dollar. First step was to demand payment for gas in roubles. EU acquiesced. Now Moscow is trying to push the dollar and the euro out of the precious metals (and gold) market. A multi-polar world is in the making. https://t.co/OjarNyeZoN
— Thierry Baudet (@thierrybaudet) August 18, 2022
https://twitter.com/DimitriASimes/status/1560623073795411968
Gazprom warned that gas prices in Europe could surge by 60% this winter. With Nord Stream 1 only running at 20% of its capacity, gas in Europe is becoming more and more SCARCE. Europe is facing a Russian sanction SQUEEZE, or should I say, A DEEP FREEZE? https://t.co/QsrCxQylaH
— Steve Hanke (@steve_hanke) August 19, 2022
https://twitter.com/SStapczynski/status/1560442916866527233
The 20% of the land Russia has captured contains 2/3 of Ukraine’s mineral and energy deposits.
Moscow controls:
63% of Ukraine's coal deposits
11% of its oil
20% of its natural gas
42% of its metals and
33% of its rare earths. pic.twitter.com/4if6BjC7vy— Wall Street Silver (@WallStreetSilv) August 11, 2022
Russia currently controls Ukrainian deposits of coal,
oil, gas and metals worth at least $12.4 trillion,
writes Washington Post
That includes the Biden Oil Rig, which had been captured. pic.twitter.com/oZuMKYLb4a— Herman van Noordwyk (@NoordwykHerman) August 18, 2022
World #LNG Watch:
• Natural gas demand is outpacing production: https://t.co/N0jt9eSILc
• Russia aims to produce up to 120 million tonnes of LNG a year by 2035: https://t.co/SCqFnP8Wbp
• Australian LNG export revenue sets record: https://t.co/WLL1XWDSOG pic.twitter.com/J4kA5YfVJE— FN LNG Alliance (@FNLNGAlliance) August 19, 2022
Currently 63% of Ukraine's coal deposits, 11% of oil deposits and 33% of mineral deposits are under Russian control.
Russia also has access to oil, gas, limestone, titanium ore, uranium, gold, zirconium ore and strontium deposits.
It is increasing, day by day.
— The Sirius Report (@thesiriusreport) August 11, 2022
"Russian gas production contracted in the first six months of this year by 7 % from 1H21. Gas giant Gazprom announced that its gas production was down by 12 % y-o-y in January-July. Gazprom, which accounts for about two-thirds of Russian gas production"https://t.co/1AfxH7vjPj
— Anders Åslund (@anders_aslund) August 19, 2022
https://twitter.com/Rory_Johnston/status/1559990206895374343
Good Morning from #Germany where gas to last <3mths if Russia cuts supply even if reserves are replenished in line w/govt targets. Refilling gas inventories to 95% full by Nov would only cover 2.5mths of heating, industrial & power demand if Russia cuts off supplies completely. pic.twitter.com/BtFbgahpdQ
— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) August 18, 2022
Germany must cut gas use by 20% to avoid winter rationing, regulator says. Klaus Müller, head of federal network agency, warned that longer-term cost of ending Germany’s dependence on Russia would be “very high gas price” that could have big consequences. https://t.co/NonhB1q63l pic.twitter.com/ZpllfmYtdy
— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) August 14, 2022
China is the biggest exporter to Russia. When our exports to Russia fell some months ago, this was lauded as vindicating export restrictions. But what is going on is China grabbing market share and Russia paying China with hard currency from our imports of Russian oil and gas… pic.twitter.com/AkFjYJgssH
— Robin Brooks (@RobinBrooksIIF) August 18, 2022
The West is paying a high price for carving out Russian energy from sanctions. We allow Russia to keep selling us oil and gas. The huge windfall Putin earns from that means Russia's financial conditions are back to almost as loose as before the war. We can only blame ourselves… pic.twitter.com/duyIORxkDE
— Robin Brooks (@RobinBrooksIIF) August 17, 2022
Exports to Russia are recovering nicely. Turkey and China really coming through for Russia. To pay for all this, Russia is using Euros and dollars earned by selling oil and gas. Time for the EU to abandon the energy carve-out in the Russia sanctions. https://t.co/cYBW6mKz5E
— Hanno Lustig (@HannoLustig) August 17, 2022
Russia doesn't have many oil tankers and little storage capacity for crude. So, without the help of Western oil tankers, Russia would literally drown in its own oil. But sadly Russia does have the help of Western oil tankers, specifically Greek ones (blue). With @JonathanPingle pic.twitter.com/rQkyblcnnX
— Robin Brooks (@RobinBrooksIIF) August 17, 2022
#Russia #Cuba The world's largest oil tanker arrived in Cuba with more than 700,000 barrels of crude oil. A gift from Russia to the Cuban people after the catastrophe caused by the fire in Matanzas. The shipment has a value of 70 million dollars. #FuerzaMatanzas @fernando5hicap pic.twitter.com/EBliJeW3ZL
— Norteamérica ICAP (@cubamistad) August 16, 2022
https://twitter.com/FreedomHonor666/status/1560707881955168256
#Afghanistan offered to buy oil products from #Russia by barter in exchange for raisins, dried fruits and medicinal herbs. This was stated by the head of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Taliban Nuriddin Azizi. pic.twitter.com/AFsuBZogNg
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) August 19, 2022
India is now the world's largest importer of Russian oil
India's upsurge in Russian oil purchases, which have leapfrogged China's, comes as Indian officials insist that they will not cave to Western pressure about commercial dealings with Russia
— Samuel Ramani (@SamRamani2) August 12, 2022
https://twitter.com/staunovo/status/1557984967766024192
Column: Norway has been seen as a hero of the gas crisis, maximising output to help Europe keep the lights on and replacing Russia as the continent’s biggest supplier
But when it comes to prices, how much is too much?https://t.co/FKT7FAv8x4
— David Sheppard (@OilSheppard) August 18, 2022
Middle East states are set to reap up to $1.3tn in additional oil revenues over the next four years, according to the IMF, buoyed by high energy prices following Russia's invasion of Ukraine https://t.co/x4Nzx187Hu
— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) August 19, 2022
#Replug | Russia’s design to make the EU crumble is seeing gold with Netherlandshttps://t.co/O3VXvhHvsm
— tfiglobal (@tfiglobal) July 19, 2022
"Russia is a strategic partner of Brazil. We are partners at BRICS," he said, referring to the group comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, a bloc seen as a powerful emerging-market alternative to the West."
Source: https://t.co/VRBQpnZ7Y9
— Gold Telegraph ⚡ (@GoldTelegraph_) July 12, 2022
