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World 世界情勢等 Vol.41（soybeans, corn, etc. 大豆、トウモロコシなど）／ U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.192

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「soybean(s)」及び「corn」を入力検索して出て来たツイート

本稿内容例：@MillingandGrain、@Ole_S_Hansen,@SaxoBank,@business、@commodityweek,@ACESIllinois,@JosephJanzen、@TradeADMIS

Ukrainian farmers planting soybeans over corn, Seed Association says https://t.co/Vz6Qbt1BLY

— Global Miller (@MillingandGrain) June 16, 2022

Soybeans & Wheat closed lower. Corn prices are higher following higher US stocks and lower US Dollar https://t.co/DNVYRYJfLo #grainfutures pic.twitter.com/iMNI7VDYOz

— ADM Investor Services (@TradeADMIS) June 15, 2022

COT on #grains showed a small amount of net buying concentrated in #soybeans (4.2k to 163k) and #corn (-13.9k to 278k). A fourth week of CBOT #wheat selling reduced the net by -45% to 6.9k and lowest since early January pic.twitter.com/mj6SDQuGNG

— Ole S Hansen (@Ole_S_Hansen) June 19, 2022

https://twitter.com/commodityweek/status/1537497732654546946

(Video) #Corn and #Soybeans Planted Catch Up to Five-Year Average: https://t.co/H9SAt6CZAk via @SuccessfulFarm #AgChat #Plant22 pic.twitter.com/WysT52mSZA

— Deere MachineFinder (@machinefinder) June 14, 2022

Commodity price changes over the last year
Natural Gas: +130%
Heating Oil: +110%
Gasoline: +78%
Cotton: +67%
Wheat: +63%
Brent Crude +61%
WTI Crude: +60%
Coffee: +49%
Nickel: +45%
Corn: +38%
Soybeans: +27%
US CPI: +8.6%
Sugar: +8%
Gold: -1%
Copper: -6%
Silver: -21%
Lumber: -41%

— Charlie Bilello (@charliebilello) June 17, 2022

Excited to represent @SenateAgGOP today at @ArFB Southern Commodity Conference to talk about #FarmBill2023. One thing that is top of mind is record-high production expenses #fertilizer #dieselprice #corn #soybeans #cotton #wheat #rice pic.twitter.com/ZFWbr70INV

— John Newton (@New10_AgEcon) June 14, 2022

Between 90% and 95% of the world's major crops (corn, cotton, and soybeans) are genetically modified, and no ecological disaster has ensued. @ChileBio_AG https://t.co/LpEdgF9ZMK

— Genetic Literacy Project (@GeneticLiteracy) June 14, 2022

Watch today's Closing grain market commentary with Andrew Campbell: https://t.co/RlUh7pXo1g — #soybeans #wheat #corn #plant22 pic.twitter.com/Y38pVHNBcB

— The Andersons Canada (@AndersonsCanada) June 10, 2022

Watch today's Closing grain market commentary with Brian Eley: https://t.co/YE9CjZfLSh — #soybeans #wheat #corn #plant22 pic.twitter.com/s26KCUZBFQ

— The Andersons Canada (@AndersonsCanada) June 14, 2022

ONTARIO: Are you interested in becoming part of a fast paced, growing national seed brand? #CROPLAN is seeking dealers in #OntAg to help sell & promote a wide portfolio of products including #corn #soybeans #alfalfa #canola & #sunflowers.

Inquire today! https://t.co/amk64v4xvh pic.twitter.com/cs0Z3HUzC0

— WinField United Canada (@WinFieldCanada) June 15, 2022

If seeing volunteer corn in your #soybeans makes you so mad you feel like you're going to pop, then you need #Statue. Take advantage of a wide window of application timing and tank-mix flexibility. https://t.co/0z4foddQ7e #EastCdnAg pic.twitter.com/1UdZWat6rS

— Nufarm Canada (@NufarmCA) June 17, 2022

13th annual Great Lakes Grain crop assessment tour dates set

Great Lakes Grain’s 13th annual crop assessment tour for corn and soybean farmers set for August 29-September 9, 2022

Read more: https://t.co/YWEhqzwKAN #OntAg CdnAg #Grains @greatlakesgrain pic.twitter.com/5ShytJmNIL

— Farms.com Ontario (@OntAg) June 17, 2022

https://twitter.com/PioneerSeedsCA/status/1538258756257079296

Questions are arriving from around the globe, inquiring about strategies to reduce feed costs given $7 to $8 per bushel corn and soybean meal over $460 a ton. But what is the best strategy? And why?https://t.co/tmTosIxod1

— Hoard's Dairyman (@HoardsDairyman) June 16, 2022

Via @thepigsite: Barchart cuts US production, yield forecasts for corn, soybeans –https://t.co/8dJCe2H4Ns https://t.co/3rEYtiySQq #Swine

— ThePorkNetwork (@PorkNetwork) June 18, 2022

Barchart cuts US production, yield forecasts for corn, soybeans –https://t.co/sH68wudqHK pic.twitter.com/Jv67Vpee5L

— The Pig Site (@thepigsite) June 16, 2022

Farmers reported selling old crop soybeans for $18 and cash corn sits above $8 in some areas. Sourcing feed? It's possible those prices climb even higher.#pork #swineproduction #feed #AgTwitter https://t.co/uew75qXt37

— FJ_PORK (@FJ_PORK) June 14, 2022

https://twitter.com/MeatPoultry/status/1538152090555535360

.@CLAAS_America has rolled out two new pieces of equipment for the 2023 model year. https://t.co/FRTgxUoN1H #farmequipment #tractor #tractors #combine #combines #farm #farmer #farms #farming #northamerica #corn #soybeans #agmedia

— Rural Strong Media (@RuralStrong) June 15, 2022

North Dakota makes a jump on soybean planting; corn 72% good to excellent, USDA Crop Progress report says https://t.co/nhZda0oQic

— Agweek (@AgweekMagazine) June 13, 2022

South Dakota corn, soybean planting close to wrapping up https://t.co/KJdktzTvSy

— Agweek (@AgweekMagazine) June 12, 2022

When soil moisture supports a late summer/fall cover crop as a forage for livestock, the benefits are magnified. “The diversity that it adds increases the yield of the corn and soybeans, components of the system,” Dr. Dwayne Beck says. Learn more athttps://t.co/X2NeXP34gW pic.twitter.com/6qrz0atgjm

— SDSHCoalition (@SDSHCoalition) June 18, 2022

According to @usda_nass MN Crop Report, corn planting reached 98% complete. Soybean planting reached 88% complete. Oats at 94%. Spring wheat at 92%. Barley – 89%. Dry edible beans – 59%. Potatoes – 93%. Sugarbeets – 98%. Sunflowers – 70%. https://t.co/XU419qzFGG #MNAg #plant22 pic.twitter.com/u2KSjo5Ybl

— MN Agriculture Dept (@MNagriculture) June 13, 2022

The @USDA World Ag Supply and Demand Estimate report for June 2022 is calling for a U.S. corn planted area and yield forecast unchanged from May. See the soybean and wheat outlook, as well as the corn season-average farm price, at the link below. https://t.co/5iM9Twqann pic.twitter.com/7SX73ymB7y

— Michigan Ag Today (@MichAgToday) June 13, 2022

Extension Educator Angie Peltier join Brownfield's @BRNAgNews_Mark to discuss a tool that can help farmers diagnose diseases in corn, soybeans, small grains, sugar beets and forages. #MNcorn
Listen: https://t.co/ZssnJHCSwa

— Brownfield Ag News (@brownfield) June 10, 2022

Even though corn and soybean crops are small, weeds will soon overpower them, and University of Illinois weed specialist Aaron Hager provides his expertise to farmers. https://t.co/7rJJ7AR7Aq

— WTWO News (@wtwonews) June 12, 2022

Heavy rains and cool soils may favor the development of seedling diseases, which could impact corn and soybean emergence. https://t.co/Ofyl8nVZ7F

— IllinoisFarmerToday (@ilfarmertoday) June 14, 2022

As the daylight hours grew longer, crops grew in Missouri fields even as farmers worked around rains to finish up planting. https://t.co/YRk4rnGmHv

— MissouriFarmerToday (@missourifarmer) June 16, 2022

https://twitter.com/PUCommercialAg/status/1536347665868460033

OVERNIGHT MARKETS: #Corn is higher with #soybeans mixed, but moving higher. #Cattle & #Hogs are called higher today as well. @Dustin_IAAgBiz has the markets & livestock calls in #MarketMatters brought to you by @NutrienAgRetail. https://t.co/zdUZ86qPHt pic.twitter.com/Mu9iF0LlEJ

— IowaAgRadioNetwork (@IowaAgRadio) June 16, 2022

MIDDAY MARKETS: Heavy selling in the equity markets are pushing #corn and #soybeans down today. @smithrileyj checks the midday markets.

Listen here: https://t.co/foKQJ7e8lG pic.twitter.com/PC6GBFkbjl

— IowaAgRadioNetwork (@IowaAgRadio) June 13, 2022

IOWA BASIS PRICES: (6/13/22) @Dustin_IAAgBiz has a check of the cash #corn & #soybean prices around the state of #IowaAg on #BasisMatters. https://t.co/emX6z9nt1q pic.twitter.com/lZqjN6kiD8

— IowaAgRadioNetwork (@IowaAgRadio) June 13, 2022

https://twitter.com/UNL_CropWatch/status/1535993332744302592

Ray and his son, Kevin, farm 2,000 acres of corn and soybeans near Cedar Bluffs, Neb. With about 70% of their cropland irrigated, they are constantly looking for ways to improve yields while making more efficient use of nutrients and seeding rates.https://t.co/VmdoO4Nvsx

— Precision Farming Dealer (@PFDeditors) June 14, 2022

The Dreessen family lineage of farmers goes back to times in which crop fields dominated Douglas County. The latest addition to the farmer lineup, 23-year-old Taylor Dreessen views cultivating the family's 1,800 acres of corn and soybeans as an honor. https://t.co/PblzM6q6yn

— Omaha Magazine (@omahamagazine) June 13, 2022

Soybeans & Wheat closed lower. Corn prices are higher following higher US stocks and lower US Dollar https://t.co/DNVYRYJfLo #grainfutures pic.twitter.com/iMNI7VDYOz

— ADM Investor Services (@TradeADMIS) June 15, 2022

https://twitter.com/ADMNebraska/status/1535337314829877248

Considering double cropping after #wheat? This article discusses herbicide carryover potential, management considerations, and risks for double cropping with #soybeans, #sorghum, #sunflowers, #summer annual forages, and #corn. https://t.co/USPGZvZRZp @KSUCROPS @KStateWeedSci pic.twitter.com/Q80URPw0A2

— K-State Agronomy (@KStateAgron) June 12, 2022

“Erskine is an important area for corn, soybeans, and wheat,” says @CHSInc's Rick Dusek. The Inver Grove Heights-based agricultural cooperative this summer will build a new grain facility in northwestern Minnesota. https://t.co/rmzt1PrRok

— Twin Cities Business (@TCBmag) June 16, 2022

While increased amounts of atmospheric CO2 could be beneficial to certain plants, it threatens to reduce the yields of many of the agricultural staples grown in NC such as soybeans, corn and sweet potatoes.#ncnews #nchealth https://t.co/FL5sDYLhoz

— NC Health News (@NCHealthNews) June 11, 2022

Soybean prices have risen 30% this year to a new record, promising further pain for consumers already struggling with high food prices. The possibility of weather disruptions in the U.S. Corn Belt could push prices higher still. pic.twitter.com/Q5b70qMk5k

— WWU Center for Economic and Business Research (@PugetSoundEF) June 15, 2022

Miravis Neo sets the standard in its class for broad-spectrum disease control and plant-health benefits for corn and soybeans.

See the difference! pic.twitter.com/kX70aBgteN

— WCAS (@WCAgServices) June 13, 2022

Market prices for Kentucky's agricultural commodities — from corn and soybeans to chickens and hogs — have surged since 2020. https://t.co/dA26jmUJkM

— WHAS11 News (@WHAS11) June 10, 2022

Now futures traders….if everything goes according to plan, tight petroleum supply in the near months means loosening prices in the later months (barring unforeseen world events). Just like corn, soybeans, etc? Relief at the pump by fall?? pic.twitter.com/i3Z5UPqEzG

— Pete Bouchard NBC10 Boston (@PeteNBCBoston) June 11, 2022

Consumers have already been advised to look out for refined rapeseed oil, fully refined coconut oil, soybean oil and palm oil, which are now being used by many food producers instead of sunflower oil – also without any label changes. https://t.co/4ERJo0xs44

— Food Matters Live (@FoodMattersLive) June 12, 2022

Grain and soy markets gave up early gains with wheat plunging and dragging down the other markets. The sudden collapse in crude oil prices pulled down soybean oil for a seventh consecutive lower close. Corn and soybeans finished in the red as well.https://t.co/FCktbFObMn pic.twitter.com/okd3mY0AVI

— American Ag Network (@AmericanAgNet) June 17, 2022

June is historically a month when new-crop corn and new-crop soybean prices plateau and then begin to gradually slide lower as we move toward fall harvest. https://t.co/jdV7QZe2lR pic.twitter.com/eNaEnRKjwe

— AgDay TV (@AgDayTV) June 11, 2022

Farmers reported selling old crop #soybeans for $18 and cash #corn sits above $8 in some areas. The prices are proving to be painful for #pork producers sourcing feed, and it's possible those prices climb even higher.https://t.co/0OqQQdwrps

— AgWeb Editors (@AgWebEditor) June 11, 2022

Texas Coastal Bend crops struggling, #COTTON shows potential- Drought stress compounded by high input costs and supply chain issues. #corn #rice #soybeans https://t.co/U1JwR0LDa8 @TexasCorn @NRCSTexas @watergrows

— Farm Press (@farmpress) June 10, 2022

After a challenging start, the U.S. #corn and #soybean crops are looking good. #Plant22 is nearly complete and condition ratings are strong.https://t.co/9xSHZOywVm

— Farm Journal (@FarmJournal) June 15, 2022

Over three years, @ACESIllinois will develop an 80-acre agricultural test farm with corn, soybeans and livestock using synergistic and #sustainable practices. @USDA_NIFA #FWN https://t.co/YxQc6cAQQa via @FarmWeekNow

— FarmWeekNow/RFD Radio (@FarmWeekNow) June 13, 2022

Replanting decisions in corn and soybeans

Unfavorable weather during the months of April, May, and early June has negatively affected corn and soybean acres — Replanting may be best solution

Find out what to consider here: https://t.co/65iiWp0ARp #USAg #USFarmer #Corn #Soybean pic.twitter.com/soBM7zvDTH

— Farms.com U.S. Ag News (@FarmsNews) June 16, 2022

With #USDA June Acreage looming, IHS Markit (Informa) raised their #corn acres est. at the expense of #soybeans & #wheat acres. Are they too high on corn acres after the wet, cool & late N. Plains planting season, including Ohio, & given high input prices?@OntAg @FarmsNews pic.twitter.com/XXpM0cqGhe

— Risk Management (@FarmsMarketing) June 16, 2022

WHAT'S GOING ON IN THE GRAIN MARKETS… Check out this week's insight on the corn and soybeans markets from @trust_ati This week we focus on crop condition ratings for corn and soybeans, as this is the first week of condition ratings for beans. https://t.co/zXHL4Vrp47 pic.twitter.com/OfrdKt7OQH

— Farmward Cooperative (@FarmwardCoop) June 15, 2022

Traders shake off June WASDE despite some surprises; the @USDA raised ending stocks estimates for #corn and #wheat and lowered stocks for #soybeans. https://t.co/93nVH6g07F pic.twitter.com/WWKxj9XoSx

— Trader PhD Ag Marketing (@TraderPhD) June 10, 2022

Each Wednesday this article will be updated with the current seasonal study using CQG’s Seasonal analysis applied to the Soybean, Wheat and Corn markets. You can download the CQG Pac providing the studies and charts at the link. https://t.co/gZvYKH4B1a #AgsTwitter pic.twitter.com/uU4WoV0AnA

— CQGInc (@CQGInc) June 15, 2022

Commodities: Corn, soybeans fall amid broad declines in world markets – Reuters https://t.co/BywvKj7Vcu

— The Edge Malaysia (@theedgemalaysia) June 14, 2022

COT Week 23: Soft Commodities Speculators Positions Mostly Higher Led By Soybean Meal & Live Cattle $CANE $CORN $SOYO $BAL $JO https://t.co/pLNGa3TNOE

— InvestMacro (@countingpips) June 12, 2022

https://twitter.com/MovingIronLLC/status/1536048801571536897

Scepter® 70 DG herbicide provides control of volunteer corn and additional residual control of cocklebur, sunflower as well as other broadleaf and grass weed species in soybean production. Download the product sheet for key tank-mix combinations: https://t.co/1ayvO0CFMu pic.twitter.com/LPE6uWHv8S

— AMVAC (@AMVACcorp) June 12, 2022

That’s leading to a situation where the world’s farmland is increasingly being given over to producing road fuel.

Roughly two-fifths of America’s corn and soybean crops now end up burned in engines https://t.co/ZRpTkbd276

— Bloomberg Opinion (@opinion) June 13, 2022

"Soybeans have received less attention than corn and wheat, but soybean prices have also surged. Soybeans are a significant component in livestock feed, as its oil is used in a variety of ways from salad dressings to cooking fuel."

via @Hedgeye_Staples https://t.co/GPvBpfN61Q pic.twitter.com/byQG1gY0O1

— Hedgeye (@Hedgeye) June 14, 2022

Agriculture feeds the global community. Discover what’s driving the production, trade, prices, and performance of corn, sugar, soybeans, pork, vegetable oils, and other food commodities.

Access our research on agribusiness: https://t.co/VQ0RUwtJJa pic.twitter.com/JpU7Om2OJQ

— S&P Global (@SPGlobal) June 11, 2022

"La Nina-induced droughts have already contributed to higher global grain prices, wrecking soybeans and corn in South America over the last two seasons and whittling this year’s U.S. hard red winter wheat crop to a 59-year low."https://t.co/fN80BYKJ32

— Phuckle_IRE (@PhuckleI) June 10, 2022

The difference between the modest improvement in wheat & the huge improvement in corn & soybeans is tech. The GM technologies that make my production more efficient & defend corn & soybeans from weeds, pests, extreme weather & disease aren’t used in wheat https://t.co/mu8crQrBTO

— Val Giddings (@prometheusgreen) June 14, 2022

https://twitter.com/markosleo/status/1536381040025010176

"The difference between the modest improvement in wheat and the huge improvement in corn and soybeans is technology"#GMO #GMOs
Food security crisis underscores why it’s time to get over wrong-headed fears over genetically modified wheat https://t.co/yxX9WuXN5F @GeneticLiteracy

— Mark Dawes (@mdawese11) June 15, 2022

Thanks to the hard work of our @USSoy farmers, the 2022 #USSoy crop is over three-quarters of the way planted. We are likely heading toward another record #Plant22 and #Harvest22. https://t.co/QrKFiBi9cZ

— Jim Sutter (@1jsutter) June 14, 2022

#Corn & #soybeans planted catch up to five-year average, #USDA says » https://t.co/LjckrckOlb pic.twitter.com/34V0t1PEbp

— Lundell Plastics (@LundellPlastics) June 18, 2022

The central US will heat up and dry out in the next 2 weeks. #AGwx #plant21 #corn #soybeans #wheat pic.twitter.com/VjiPScBzPx

— Darren Frye – C $9.62 / S $22.03 / W $16.84 (@Frye_WSS) June 12, 2022

Hey Nebraska, show us your @BecksHybrids corn and soybeans! pic.twitter.com/KaYlSv6abs

— Beck's Nebraska Agronomy (@BecksAgNE) June 17, 2022

Always wanted to run a drill through V4 corn shave and a haircut style. Dreams come true…Low pop 60” and 90” corn with 8” soybeans off to the races before the dome of fire is upon us. @PfanstielJunior @jasonmauck1 pic.twitter.com/dv0XPu398u

— Stock Cropper (@zebulousprime) June 16, 2022

https://twitter.com/louisa020/status/1535876184881475584

About 50% of humans' calories come from just a handful of foods––soybeans, corn, rice & wheat––a big global risk if something were to disrupt those crops.

To help, @byulifesciences genetically mapped out the modern oat to make oat crops easier to grow. https://t.co/7B60GMFwXe

— BYU (@BYU) June 16, 2022

One way growers can get more out of the nutrition they apply is by treating their dry fertilizer with #TitanXC. Check out these results from #corn, #soybean, and #wheat trials and see the positive impact Titan XC can have on a grower's yield. https://t.co/66Cjad2sZk

— Agricen (@AgricenCo) June 16, 2022

Neonicotinoids, used as seed treatments on soybeans and corn, are likely to adversely impact nearly three quarters of species listed as endangered in the US, the EPA concludes in final evaluations released June 16. https://t.co/7vw6tZmzzn

— C&EN (@cenmag) June 18, 2022

World 世界情勢等 Vol.40（Ukraine, etc. ウクライナなど）／ U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.191

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

World Vol.343 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – NATO, Putin-Xi, etc.)

World Vol.342 (U.S., etc. – interest rate hikes, etc.)

World Vol.341 (economy – U.S., Europe, etc.)

World Vol.340 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.339 (Americas, U.K., etc.)

World Vol.338 (oil & gas)

World Vol.337 (China, U.K., U.S., Australia)

World Vol.336 (miscellaneous)

World Vol.335 (Twitter – stock, etc.)

World Vol.334 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – U.S., etc.)

World Vol.333 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – Europe, etc.)

World Vol.332 (economy – miscellaneous)

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
343：@lthompsonlex,@Forbes、@farnazfassihi,@nytimesworld
342：@federalreserve２枚
341：@bundesbank,@derspiegel、@ecb、@banquedefrance、@WSJopinion
340：@FarmPolicy、@ragipsoylu,@MiddleEastEye、@Textyorgua_Eng、@latimes、@CBSEveningNews、@dwnews、@BjornLomborg,@ForeignPolicy
339：@YahooNews、@taiwanplusnews
338：@baselinescene,@LukaszRachel,@latimes,@RobinBrooksIIF、@laffngeconomist,@Forbes、@JavierBlas,@bopinion,@ProfessorKaren、@EIAgov
337：@djrothkopf,@thedailybeast、@BradLendon,@cnni
336：@TheEconomist
335：@alex_kirshner,@DivesTech,@slate
334ツイート：studylib
333：@chinapersian,@Florence_Tan,@Reuters,@CSIS_Trade、@virtualnomad,@martoneder,@SStapczynski,@business
332：@economics,@ctorresreporter,@SteveMatthews12、@BEA_News、@CFODive,@JamesLTyson,@business_econ、@ABCaustralia,@RBAInfo
本稿：@USDA_ERS、@HighPlainsJrnl、@csdigest,@FPShow、@PUCommercialAg,@FarmPolicy

「soybean(s)」及び、「Ukraine」又は「corn」を入力検索して出て来たツイート

June 2022 Oil Crops Outlook — Demand for U.S. soybeans remains strong; world sunflower seed markets adjust to dynamics in Ukraine.

Learn more: https://t.co/d7NYIWyD2e.

— Economic Research Service (@USDA_ERS) June 14, 2022

The World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates recently released by the USDA showed only slight changes to the balance sheet for corn, soybeans and wheat. But the estimates left in place a lot of uncertainty about the war in Ukraine. https://t.co/WwzGHCUMhM

— High Plains Journal (@HighPlainsJrnl) June 17, 2022

#Ukrainians struggle to ship #grain out of war-torn country
Despite war hampering grain shipments, Ukraine moved a million metric tons of grain in April.https://t.co/wd4NuS8qhe

— Corn-Soybean Digest (@csdigest) June 10, 2022

https://twitter.com/FarmPolicy/status/1536424191532097537

Global oilseed production for 2022/23 is lowered 0.3 million tons to 646.8 million as lower sunflowerseed is partly offset by higher rapeseed and soybean output.

Sunflowerseed production is lowered & #soybean production is raised for #Ukraine based on planting progress reports.

— Farm Policy (@FarmPolicy) June 10, 2022

In US, the leading biofuels producer, 36% of total corn production went to biofuels last yr…biodiesel accounted for 40% of soybean oil. 50% reduction in grain for biofuels in EU/US would compensate for all lost exports of UA wheat, corn, barley and rye.https://t.co/RU9RcQafYS

— Rebecca Moore 'BJ' (@beckyjomoore) June 12, 2022

Global new-crop #corn supplies come in much higher than expected based on a bigger #Ukraine crop (25 mmt from 19.5 mmt in May; exports unch @ 9 mmt). #Soybeans come in above expectations but #wheat slightly below. No changes to old or new crop #China imports (corn/wht/soy). pic.twitter.com/wHXkUujzJb

— Karen Braun (@kannbwx) June 10, 2022

Grains rallying into the close of overnight trade as equity markets are down hard & DJI is retesting channel support. 5.6m acres of wheat will not be harvested in Ukraine due to war. Record soybean crush for any May on record but rush margins weakening. Meal Chart: pic.twitter.com/4VEW34IhgG

— James Zeeb (@LakeRaymond) June 16, 2022

Overnight grains slightly lower awaiting today's WASDE report expected to lower S American corn production & tighten soybean carryover. Rumors of Chinese purchases of U.S. beans & Russia stealing Ukrainian grain & exporting it as their own. https://t.co/lKVqaa0wwf

— James Zeeb (@LakeRaymond) June 10, 2022

https://twitter.com/YuriNV11/status/1535135825243021312

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— U1 Agro (@uoneagro) June 13, 2022

Soybeans are lower as corn and wheat are higher as Ukraine port situation remains in focus. https://t.co/IBLXnDjk4z pic.twitter.com/9ny5qSutL5

— GrainPhD (@GrainPhD) June 13, 2022

According to preliminary forecasts, the potential production of grain on the existing sown areas in Ukraine will be 48-50 million tonnes
corn crop 24 million tonnes
wheat 16-20 million tonnes
barley 5 million tonnes
sunflower 10 million tonnes
soybeans 2.5-2.8 million tonnes pic.twitter.com/ukarpa4R24

— ajit4g (@ajit4g1) June 14, 2022

Our store will donate 10% of the proceeds to "Ukrainian American Freedom Foundation Humanitarian Aid".

I trust the donation fund, but I really want to go there myself to see for myself.https://t.co/pFhxCyXyHR #Ukraine #Medical_Aid

— Products JP (@ProductsJP1) June 14, 2022

Because of the war in Ukraine, Japanese farmers are reducing rice crops in favor of wheat and soybeans, reports Japan Today. pic.twitter.com/m0joVpKCGH

— Spriteer (@spriteer_774400) June 13, 2022

US corn and soybean farmers are entering their prime growing period. What’s the outlook this season? Presented by @CMEGroup pic.twitter.com/vFeheKEyns

— Bloomberg Quicktake (@Quicktake) June 17, 2022

https://twitter.com/poandpo/status/1537163068614053894

With soybeans, corn and tobacco planted, #plant22 continues for cucumbers and sweet potatoes for @UnitedSoy director and @ncsoybeans farmer Reggie Strickland. His pigs and turkeys are also growing. #GroundWork2022 https://t.co/fhaUCnuADW

— U.S. SOY (@ussoy) June 17, 2022

June is historically a month when new-crop corn and new-crop soybean prices plateau and then begin to gradually slide lower as we move toward fall harvest. https://t.co/nO6zsSZIHb pic.twitter.com/qfNTNccQuZ

— U.S. Farm Report (@USFarmReport) June 10, 2022

CROP UPDATE: Those good condition ratings we've seen for corn and soybeans are being put to the test this week because of the heat. https://t.co/onBX5yiBLD pic.twitter.com/VBAuiKL04Y

— U.S. Farm Report (@USFarmReport) June 16, 2022

https://twitter.com/kannbwx/status/1537138560985440257

Analysts see the first condition score of the season for U.S. #soybeans at 70% good-to-excellent and #corn unch from 73% last week. Five-year avg initial soy rating is 66% (low of 54% in 2019), 5yr avg initial skipping 2019 is 70%. Initial soy score in 2021 was 67% g/e. pic.twitter.com/C9VEafVeFE

— Karen Braun (@kannbwx) June 13, 2022

The #corn/#soybean 7 day forecast indicates 37%/39% of normal precipitation. https://t.co/7ypiAq54AN pic.twitter.com/cXYQNGlJdV

— CropProphet (@CropProphet) June 13, 2022

Soybeans drop sharply, corn and winter wheat also lower as plunging stock market rattles commodity sector.
Read today's entire After the Bell report for details: https://t.co/DxBmyKBXLP #hogs pic.twitter.com/vR9JWXvokM

— Pro Farmer (@profarmer) June 13, 2022

Corn CCI rating slips, soybeans start above average . . .https://t.co/sAc5zhVHPF #pfnews pic.twitter.com/B33uMLsEFE

— Pro Farmer (@profarmer) June 14, 2022

https://twitter.com/SuccessfulFarm/status/1537782265962323970

The U.S. #corn outlook is for larger beginning stocks, slightly higher use, and increased ending stocks with #soybeans showing a drop in both old and new crop compared to a month ago. https://t.co/Ty4Kl7Vn91 pic.twitter.com/dqwQvjoKvD

— Successful Farming (@SuccessfulFarm) June 11, 2022

Argentina’s producers have planted 47.4% of the estimated #wheat area, 10 percentage points behind the rate registered a year ago. → https://t.co/c2GdnLBIOM #Argentina #agriculture #agribusiness #grain #soybeans #corn #trade

— World Grain (@worldgrain) June 17, 2022

. @RockinghamCoop has committed to purchasing more than $11.6 million or 30,000 tonnes of #soybeans, #corn and #barley over the next three years. The cooperative has 5,156 member farms across 25 states. https://t.co/PDn47L5gEo #agriculture #agribusiness #grain #animalfeed

— World Grain (@worldgrain) June 15, 2022

“The Waupun facility will support new #grain marketing opportunities for our member-owners and cover the demands of increased #corn and #soybean yields.” – Al Jentz, vice president of Grain for @UnitedCoopWI. → https://t.co/7v4a6WcLl6 #agriculture #agribusiness #soybeans

— World Grain (@worldgrain) June 13, 2022

#Iowa Daily Cash Grain Bids- June 13th, https://t.co/bXzfVZSpP7

State Average Prices:

* #Corn — $7.86 down 2 cents.

* #Soybeans — $16.49 down 34 cents. pic.twitter.com/5YKZ3mEETJ

— Farm Policy (@FarmPolicy) June 13, 2022

GRAINS-#Soybean, #corn futures slide in broad sell-off https://t.co/NagoTYBHi0

— Farm Policy (@FarmPolicy) June 13, 2022

https://twitter.com/FarmPolicy/status/1536430650764541952
https://twitter.com/FarmPolicy/status/1536428524697010182

#Cropland prices up 20% this year#Land prices strengthen during first half of 2022. Will land values keep climbing higher?https://t.co/Il8f1WzimL

— Corn-Soybean Digest (@csdigest) June 10, 2022

#Corn likes it hot, but not too hot Corn Illustrated: At temperatures above 86 degrees F, yields begin dropping off.https://t.co/crnyZglqom

— Corn-Soybean Digest (@csdigest) June 18, 2022

We saw sharp pressure in wheat and crude oil today with corn and soybeans leaking lower throughout the day on Friday. As we head into the long holiday weekend we discuss the markets with @DuWayneBosse of @boltmarketing1. #agmarkets #agnews #Markets https://t.co/TC2kY9NvDO

— Market Talk (@markettalkag) June 17, 2022

In case you missed, here's the US WASDE Corn End Stocks Report#USWASDE #WASDE #CORN #GRAINS #soybeans #wheat #FinancialNews #Finance #Trading #US #SellOff https://t.co/4ewmGV7LZK pic.twitter.com/sWSVS6ELzD

— Markets Radio (@MarketsRadio) June 10, 2022

Afternoon market recap: Corn, soybeans fail in bid to move higher. Wheat prices face substantial cuts in Friday’s session.https://t.co/vlDxMaHtD5

— Farm Futures (@FarmFutures) June 17, 2022

#Export sales: Soybean sales continue to show relative strength. Old crop corn sales fell to a marketing-year low, and wheat sales moved to the lower end of #trade expectations.https://t.co/YBgTmr0mBv

— Farm Futures (@FarmFutures) June 16, 2022

The newest USDA crop progress report, out Monday afternoon and covering the week through June 12, saw 2022 corn and soybean plantings take another step toward completion. https://t.co/qokgodrl0H

— Farm Futures (@FarmFutures) June 16, 2022

Afternoon market recap: Grain prices spill back into the red. Corn, soybeans and wheat all trend lower in Tuesday’s session.https://t.co/l20yV9f3sd

— Farm Futures (@FarmFutures) June 14, 2022

Afternoon market recap: Profit-takers pressure grain prices. Corn, soybean and wheat prices all trend lower to start the week.https://t.co/EA6wNZjbre

— Farm Futures (@FarmFutures) June 13, 2022

Weekly grain movement: Corn fades, soybeans push higher. Wheat volume also improves moderately from week-ago levels.https://t.co/81b2m5hHal

— Farm Futures (@FarmFutures) June 13, 2022

Afternoon market recap: Soybeans sink lower, wheat pushes higher. Corn prices find meager gains in Friday’s session.https://t.co/eJS1zk0BIj

— Farm Futures (@FarmFutures) June 10, 2022

Early #soybean gains evaporate, #corn moves mostly lower https://t.co/nz5vGfVq2G #commodities @brownfield

— John Perkins (@BRNAgNews_John) June 14, 2022

#Soybeans give back some gains as #corn finishes firm https://t.co/qyRhsDBb9I #commodities @brownfield

— John Perkins (@BRNAgNews_John) June 10, 2022

The @NOAA 8-14 Day Temperature and Precipitation Probability updated 06/16/2022

Weather Can Have Major Impacts on Agriculture Commodity Prices#Corn #Wheat #Soybeans $CORN $WEAT $SOYB #ETFs

Prospectus: https://t.co/MqslyR3vG0 pic.twitter.com/OJeQK4YN7f

— Teucrium ETFs (@TeucriumETFs) June 17, 2022

Thank you @LizzieAld and @MoneyMade_io

We look forward to the next opportunity to discuss agriculture and commodities!#CORN #SOYBEANS #WHEAT #SUGAR $CORN $SOYB $WEAT $CANE

Prospectus: https://t.co/iYXbowQPGP https://t.co/W3AKDZPiV5

— Teucrium ETFs (@TeucriumETFs) June 10, 2022

U.S. #corn was 97% planted and soybeans were 88% planted as of Sunday, June 12, #USDA reported in its weekly Crop Progress report released Monday. Read more: https://t.co/EuO9uTIe24 #AgTwitter

— DTN/Progressive Farmer (@dtnpf) June 15, 2022

U.S. #corn was 97% planted and soybeans were 88% planted as of Sunday, June 12, #USDA reported in its weekly Crop Progress report released Monday. Read more: https://t.co/EuO9uTIe24 #AgTwitter

— DTN/Progressive Farmer (@dtnpf) June 13, 2022

Many DTN Farmer Advisers were still planting #soybeans this week, and some had switched acres to the crop after the wet, cool spring delayed #corn planting. Learn what is being said: https://t.co/Y6RqX9vwNW #AgTwitter

— DTN/Progressive Farmer (@dtnpf) June 11, 2022

Vol.41 に続く

World 世界情勢等 Vol.39（Russia, etc. ロシアなど）

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

World Vol.328 (U.S., etc – miscellaneous)

World Vol.326 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – NATO, Finland, Sweden; U.S.)

World Vol.325 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – Finland, Sweden, NATO, U.K., etc.)

World Vol.324 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – G7, U.S.)

World Vol.323 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – U.S., Canada, Germany, etc.)

World Vol.322 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.321 (miscellaneous: rtenews, 9NewsAUS, France24_en, DispatchAlerts, Jerusalem_Post, ajplus, etc.)

World Vol.320 (food crisis, etc.)

World Vol.319 (interest rate hikes)

World Vol.331 (World Economic Forum)
World Vol.330 (World Economic Forum)
World Vol.329 (World Economic Forum)

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
328：@voxdotcom,@rebleber
326：@lispahani,@just_security,@Karl_Ritter,@AP、@joshberlinger,@cnni
325：@washingtonpost、@rmilneNordic,@sdbernard,@FinancialTimes、@JanMOlsen,@AP、@brendanmarkcole,@Newsweek
324：@WhiteHouse、@G7,@10DowningStreet、@G7,@CanadianPM
323：@nytimes
322：@CBSNews,@60Minutes、@TimListerCNN,SanyoFylyppov,@CNN
321：@BizMarkWilliams,@DispatchAlerts、@rtenews、@savannahmeacham,@9NewsAUS
320：@philrosenn,@businessinsider、@jessenewman13,@PatThomas1318,@WSJ
319：@CFR_org、@grobb2000,@MarketWatch、@worrachate,@denitsa_tsekova,@economics
本稿：@LEBEAUCARNEWS,@CNBC、@Reuters,@FoxBusiness、@IEA,@nytimes,@PAManufacturers、@TheEIU

「Russia」及び、「palladium」、「platinum」、又は「nickel」を入力検索して出て来たツイート

Russia accounts for 25% of the market for natural gas, 18% for coal, 14% for platinum, and 11% for crude oil. A steep drop in the supply of these commodities would hamstring construction, petrochemicals, and transportation, @IndermitGill explains. https://t.co/iHByjID5gl

— Brookings Global (@BrookingsGlobal) March 27, 2022

Prices of principal commodities of Ukraine and Russia have risen sharply (Nickel, wheat, corn, platinum, gas, oil…). pic.twitter.com/BjiTTNOQTq

— Philipp Heimberger (@heimbergecon) March 20, 2022

Russia's export share in global markets:

– Palladium 38%
– Diamonds 30%
– Potash 19%
– Themal coal 18%
– Titanium 16%
– Platinum 10%
– Gold 9.4% pic.twitter.com/cbPiQW3tY9

— Philipp Heimberger (@heimbergecon) March 25, 2022

Major commodities affected by the Russia-Ukraine war:

Pig iron
Wheat
Barley
Natural gas
Palladium
Fertilisers
Coal
Platinum
Aluminium
Corn
Edible oils
Crude oil pic.twitter.com/HtzaSksDVs

— Mihr Thakar (@MihrThakar) May 13, 2022

CME rejects newly fabricated platinum and palladium bars from Russia. https://t.co/sYj8sDqElA pic.twitter.com/8I1TJqIdZI

— Jan Nieuwenhuijs (@JanGold_) April 11, 2022

1) All these Russia $gold headlines show why gold (or #palldium or #platinum) can't really be sanctioned. They're like cash.

Russia produces 40% of world's palladium. Exports over $6 B.

Volume? 6 cubic meters. A very small truck. Ok pretty …$SPY $QQQ $TLT $GLD #Commodities https://t.co/sELCc0dXFV

— QF Research (@ResearchQf) March 24, 2022

Russia is a major producer of #platinum and #palladium.

As Western countries hit Russia with sanctions, some companies will have to look for alternative sources.$BYRG intends to become a major domestic supplier of platinum group metals.#PGM #Mining https://t.co/cXZST6MOA4

— slfairless (@slfairless) March 11, 2022

Russia crisis means we need to move as fast as possible on renewables, electric vehicles, batteries & hydrogen…now how to do that without palladium, platinum, nickel, cobalt…? New suppliers & some clever technical solutions must scale up very quickly. https://t.co/JuJrcbRGw8

— Robin Mills (@robinenergy) March 7, 2022

Britain to increase tariffs on Russian platinum and palladium in new sanctions #thelevant #UK #sanctions_on_Russia #war_in_Ukraine #platinum_and_palladium https://t.co/z9wc4zDmwC

— TheLevantNews (@thelevantnewsEN) May 9, 2022

UK announced fresh sanctions on Russia & #Belarus – targeting £1.7bn of trade. New import tariffs to goods including platinum & palladium – metals used to make mobile phones & computers. And export bans on chemicals, plastics, rubber & machinery. https://t.co/NmOZIHfs1u #Ukraine

— Glasnost Gone (@GlasnostGone) May 9, 2022

https://twitter.com/EuromaidanPress/status/1523430060782329856
https://twitter.com/Stonemonsta2/status/1512436465719988226

Russia Turns To Gold, Platinum, Diamonds and Rare Earths As Ruble Value Diminishes – Russia Briefing News https://t.co/CgKedQslS2

— Rick (@Undercross2022) March 20, 2022

$BYRG Russia accounts for 40% of the world’s palladium.

27% of US palladium is imported from Russia.

Sanctions and tariffs will leave a huge void in #PGM supply and @buyergroupinc is ready to seize this opportunity.#Palladium #Platinum #Rhodium #Mining https://t.co/rn54CrFlgm pic.twitter.com/olfZJnB6BJ

— slfairless (@slfairless) March 18, 2022

https://twitter.com/Minerals_MDPI/status/1527284134405582851

This is a daily chart of palladium. A large amount of world supply is from Russia. The chart looks ripe for a breakout and a bullish move. pic.twitter.com/SydEvdKWdc

— Dylan Santos (@Seenuelapid356) June 15, 2022

USA IMPORTS THESE RARE EARTH METALS FROM RUSSIA that are used in aircraft construction, mobile phones, precision-guided weapons, night-vision goggles, and stealth technology.
Palladium, Chromium, Niobium, Germanium, Scandium Praseodymium, Cerium, Lanthanum and Neodymium

— UkraineNews (@Ukraine66251776) June 14, 2022

Price spikes in critical minerals for the energy transition. Minerals reviewed include lithium, cobalt, nickel, aluminium, copper, palladium, uranium. Solar, wind, batteries, EVs all effected https://t.co/qoYJTVUkwe #Russia #Ukraine #solar #wind #batteries #EVs #China pic.twitter.com/g3XN2YRHkO

— Energy Post (@Energy_Post) June 9, 2022

Palladium price up 8%; lifts precious metals as London bans Russia PGM refinerieshttps://t.co/pXv2ZRplVm #Palladium #PalladiumPrice #PreciousMetals #Platinum #Markets pic.twitter.com/mP1uaEfKtc

— Red Cloud Securities (@RedCloudSec) April 11, 2022

Great find in the Monchegorsk area, where @EurasiaMining have their #palladium driven complex of open pit deposits#EUA #batterymetals #monchegorsk #preciousmetals #pgm #openpit #mining #gold #platinum #Russia #Resources #Rhodium #eurasiamining https://t.co/PHGTfPkuh6

— Brother Joey (@TrivChannel) August 23, 2021

«According to Techcet estimates, over 90% of U.S. semiconductor-grade neon supplies come from Ukraine, while 35% of U.S. palladium is sourced from Russia» #Ukraine #Russia #USA #sanctions https://t.co/lTe08a7ih9

— tapageur88 (@tapageur88) June 15, 2022

From StockheadComAu " Southern Palladium is listing today and looks set to nab a sweet slice of the PGM pie " published 7/6/2022 $PGM $SPD $GAL #Russia #Africa #Metals https://t.co/3Ve5bFgxHq

— Blue Harvest Digital (@BluHrvstDigital) June 7, 2022

Russia’s Norilsk Nickel, the world’s biggest palladium and nickel producer, reiterated its output guidance for the year and said that operations remain uninterrupted https://t.co/UnGvBLeFFR

— Bloomberg (@business) April 25, 2022

Residents of Norilsk, Russia’s capital of nickel, palladium, platinum, copper and cobalt said earlier today they were struggling to breathe after one of rubbish dumps outside the city caught fire. Local mayor said it was hard to extinguish the fire because of strong gusts of wind pic.twitter.com/uHRUp2HNTW

— The Siberian Times (@siberian_times) June 3, 2022

#Russia’s #Norilsk the most depressing and polluted city in the world @NornickelGroup https://t.co/N4bfXpMdTs #ETH #Mariupol #platinum

— Platinum and Palladium Investment News (@PGM_Investment) June 13, 2022

Reports are coming in that JSC Krastsvetmet and the Prioksky Plant of Non-Ferrous Metals, the two largest #platinum and #palladium refiners in #Russia are beginning to default on debt payments. @thesiriusreport @Metals @MetalsFocus @Reuters @business pic.twitter.com/TVYPiiwENu

— Platinum and Palladium Investment News (@PGM_Investment) June 9, 2022

“Automotive demand for platinum is down, industrial demand for platinum is down, investment demand for platinum is down. Only tightness & security of supply is supporting the Pt price at present.”#platinum #invest #Commodities #Russia @Metals @MetalsFocus @SFA_Oxford @NUM_Media pic.twitter.com/pQldbVoUkx

— Platinum and Palladium Investment News (@PGM_Investment) April 17, 2022

Techcet: "Ukraine supplies > 90% of the U.S.’s semiconductor-grade neon, a gas integral to the lasers used in the chip-making process,
while Russia supplies 35% of the U.S.’s palladium supply, a rare metal that can be used to create semiconductors."
3/https://t.co/xAQGc3RQG6

— M. Haytham Matthews (@HaythamMatthews) June 11, 2022

https://twitter.com/rand0703/status/1511560993767243777

"Not only is Russia a major producer of oil…..The country is the world’s largest producer of platinum group metals that are used in hybrid and hydrogen-powered vehicles."

Global cracks complicate West’s energy transition https://t.co/3FwMe29ShY $BYRG #USA #SupplyChain

— Buyer Group International, Inc. (@buyergroupinc) June 2, 2022

Russia risks speed up automakers' switch from palladium to platinum, WPIC says https://t.co/ppe4Ek23TT pic.twitter.com/poaB6XVTs4

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 16, 2022

Russia may boost platinum market as automakers switch from palladium, WPIC says https://t.co/ltCjggswv6

— FOX Business (@FoxBusiness) May 16, 2022

Russia’s Vi Holding quits its involvement in Zimbabwe’s Great Dyke Investments platinum company https://t.co/V6tk9S0ecU

— Bloomberg (@business) June 6, 2022

Kuvimba takes over 50% Russian stake
STATE-OWNED mining vehicle Kuvimba Mining House has announced its takeover plan of a 50% stake in a platinum project owned by Russia’s Vi Holding NV but the setting up of a mine would require a cash-rich partner.https://t.co/JOW0dgDU9O

— TheNewsHawks (@NewsHawksLive) June 12, 2022

FACT: Russia has abandoned a $3 billion platinum project in Zimbabwe over undisclosed reasons.

The long-delayed project was Zimbabwe's biggest platinum project with a production capacity of 860,000oz platinum group metals a year.

— Facts East Africa (@east_facts) June 14, 2022

Russia’s Vi Holding has pulled out from Zimbabwean platinum company Great Dyke Investments.
Can we agree now comrades, fix the politics and the rest will follow because it's one thing if it's our fair-weather friends but, this! This changes everything! https://t.co/2K6jIwOqCJ

— Thando Ndlovu (@ThandoMaNdlo) June 14, 2022

Russia abandons Great Dyke Investments in Zimbabwe.
The long-delayed $3bn development was Zimbabwe’s largest platinum project.https://t.co/AmnwxcYBdi

— Charles Onyango-Obbo (@cobbo3) June 12, 2022

M&A Pulse 10 June 2022
News from across Africa…
Zimbabwe: Russia's Afromet exits Zimbabwe platinum mine projecthttps://t.co/fkov2B8RSc
@MiningWeekly@MiningWeekly @MiningWeekly Weekly

— DealMakers AFRICA (@DealMakers_DMA) June 10, 2022

Zimbabwe’s biggest platinum mine, brings to an end 16-years of Russian involvement with the project. https://t.co/IBmUuW64Cu

— BnY (L) (@SIavaUkraini) June 9, 2022

Russia Abandons Zimbabwe’s Biggest Platinum Project https://t.co/nyE71W5Qe5 pic.twitter.com/n1qZOQcgKV

— Zyite (@ZyiteGadgets) June 11, 2022

Russia Abandons Zimbabwe's Biggest Platinum Projecthttps://t.co/HhQa6jed8i
Several reports monitored this month confirmed that Russians have abandoned their lucrative platinum project contract that was signed for US$3 billion in September 2014, the platinum mine in the sun-s… pic.twitter.com/wTBQ8sYUkm

— Eurasia Review (@EurasiaReview) June 10, 2022

Digital Extremes stands united with the people of Ukraine and its victims of needless violence.

To this end, we will suspend all payment options in Russia and Belarus, including Platinum and Bundles. https://t.co/ZcvYwtjqum

— WARFRAME (@PlayWarframe) March 9, 2022

Also, Russia is the #3 producer of nickel, which gives Putin leverage over the strategic metals market… pic.twitter.com/Xa3KPqHw7o

— PA Manufacturers (@PAManufacturers) June 13, 2022

https://t.co/9kLUUmo7Pi

Fitch expects that the new stimulus measures announced by the Chinese government will provide demand-side support to prices, driving them higher than current levels in Q322.

— mining (@mining) June 15, 2022

Millions of electric vehicles are set to hit the road in the next decade, and each will need nickel for its batteries. Russia happens to have lots of the metal. https://t.co/t3zVtsHENQ

— CBC Day 6 (@CBCDay6) June 12, 2022

This study is a pure demand-driven study. No one has yet folded in supply reductions because of the Ukraine War – copper, nickel, cobalt, aluminum, silicon. Russia is critical to them all. https://t.co/aw29cEU9r0

— Peter Zeihan (@PeterZeihan) May 18, 2022

For years, Russia has acted as a vast commodity supermarket, selling what an insatiable world has needed

Not just energy, but wheat, nickel, aluminum and palladium too https://t.co/0QLmQp8GGq pic.twitter.com/XtEFIoD4Vp

— Bloomberg (@business) June 1, 2022

Intense market volatility caused by spikes in energy prices, an explosion in nickel trading and other market swings after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine boosts trading at European banks https://t.co/IRTTbPHjHH

— Bloomberg (@business) April 28, 2022

April 2022 Finland imports from Russia down by 47% in comparison to March 2022, and crude oil imports from Russia dropped by 70%.

Imports of nickel increased by 53.2 million€ and 72% in comparison with last year.#import #Russia https://t.co/83Zbj1F9ME

— Olli-Pekka Penttilä (@Penttila_Olli) June 7, 2022

The massive rise in the price of #nickel has sent shockwaves through the global steel industry but it is forcing manufacturers of #electriccars to figure out alternative sources of finished nickel other than #Russia, explains @kushanmitra. https://t.co/3D8wa2jch1

— ORFEcon (@orfecon) May 28, 2022

We Don’t Need Nickel From Russia https://t.co/n3QYwdFyso

— CleanTechnica (@cleantechnica) April 15, 2022

https://twitter.com/calxandr/status/1513813954740506629

Key parts of electric vehicle batteries utilize nickel and cobalt, which typically come from Russia, China and other countries. Biden now wants to boost domestic supplies of the minerals: https://t.co/qnRFhfB3tL pic.twitter.com/Net1Tj882J

— Marketplace (@Marketplace) April 7, 2022

Nickel is a key metal for EV batteries, and because Russia is a major supplier, the war has spooked the markets. Some carmakers are turning to battery formulations that leave out nickel, even though it means less driving range.https://t.co/LugcWRViKk

— Inside Climate News (@insideclimate) April 2, 2022

Nickel from #Tanzania is well placed to supply a global automotive industry seeking alternative sources to Russia to feed the transition to electric vehicles, says Kabanga Nickel CEO Chris Showalter. Report by @whitehouse789.https://t.co/xB9Euwkdxe

— The Africa Report (@TheAfricaReport) April 4, 2022

Extends the inflation cycle at least 1-2 years – asset allocation accordingly.

*Russia.. 50% of US uranium imports, 19% of the world’s aluminium and copper, 20% of battery-grade nickel, 20% wheat, dominance in precious metals such as palladium, platinum. – The Economist. https://t.co/ys7M1585Yx

— Lawrence McDonald (@Convertbond) April 7, 2022

How does the Ukraine-Russia war impact your dream of getting an EV in your parking lot?

What importance does Russia hold in global Nickel supply?

Can there be competition/substitutes available soon?

Writing some statistical observations here: https://t.co/mRbmoogx9X

— Nikhil Rampal (@NikhilRampal1) April 5, 2022

The war in Ukraine has renewed conversations around nickel mining in Minnesota to wean off reliance on Russia (and China). But would opening these mines (PolyMet, Twin Metals, Tamarack) actually make a difference? I looked into it for @MNReformer. https://t.co/9qOFJvsRNC

— Colleen Connolly (@ColleenMConn) March 30, 2022

#nickelmania
"In the U.S., Americans are heading into banks asking for hundreds of $ in nickels.
Russia supplies more than 20% of the world’s high-quality nickel, a crucial component in everything from stainless steel to pipes to electric car batteries."https://t.co/Ay8uZJGZM1 pic.twitter.com/jtVFwVQiTd

— Brock Pierce (@brockpierce) March 19, 2022

In an exclusive interview this morning, @TreasuryDepSec told me these actions — a full trade embargo, and blocking Russia's access to international waterways — are still on the table, as are prohibitions on nickel/uranium/titanium and Russian entities' crypto assets. https://t.co/odiCcIyYmw

— Kayla Tausche (@kaylatausche) March 14, 2022

#Nickel

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine raises concerns that sanctions could & will be imposed on Russian #Nickel exports

Russia currently supplies 15% of the worlds #Nickel & is looking to redirect its European & US supplies to China

Western discoveries are crucial pic.twitter.com/G26HDzyXWa

— Michael Bond (@MichaelBond_SP) May 11, 2022

https://twitter.com/Pete__Panda/status/1529039138825150465
https://twitter.com/DrSeuss1940/status/1532142329431220226
https://twitter.com/claudiohfox/status/1528720899213606913

European EV makers had planned to source nickel for batteries from Russia, but the war in Ukraine has made those plans uncertain.

That has implications for the energy transition and activists trying to hold Russian miners accountable.

Me, for @grist: https://t.co/8dwev4wc5s

— Maddie Stone (@themadstone) April 22, 2022

Many German companies rely on a steady supply of other Russian exports, particularly raw materials such as nickel, palladium, copper and chromium. #Germany, stop paying Russia for #Ukrainian blood. #BoycottGermany

Nickel Germany's other big Russian import https://t.co/cqMZc5jryK

— PeaceInUkraine (@MikeValInvest) April 13, 2022

Renewables are not reliable.

Nor are the supply chains to build them, their batteries, and the electric cars you need to go gasless.

Russia own our nickel.

China own lithium in Afghanistan, Zimbabwe, Argentina… 80% of global battery capacity.

Why should we pay our enemies? https://t.co/xWDX53Ab0x

— Connor Tomlinson (@Con_Tomlinson) April 3, 2022

Moving from dependence on fossil fuel to dependence on mining lithium, cobalt, graphite, nickel & rare earth metals IS FINE?

Moving dependence from Russia to China IS FINE? https://t.co/RZ9haoZlFl pic.twitter.com/9nRgKcRom4

— Anas Alhajji (@anasalhajji) April 29, 2022

Russia is the second-biggest global exporter of nickel and the tenth-biggest for aluminium and copper https://t.co/Qoss2OMIkt pic.twitter.com/PU2Iqivutz

— Economist Intelligence: EIU (@TheEIU) May 20, 2022

Russia could also spark a conflagration because of the awkward timing of the crisis and the impact on central banks.

The war has rattled supplies of staples such as potash and nickel from producers Russia and Ukraine, worsening the inflation outlook https://t.co/odgQpWK8E3 pic.twitter.com/xkwli5KWmb

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) March 30, 2022

Vale signs deal to supply nickel to Europe's Northvolt for its batteries – says its carbon footprint of 4.4 tonnes of CO2 per tonne of nickel. That compares to around 8 tonnes CO2 for Russia's Nornickel, and much higher for nickel matte produced in Indonesia. pic.twitter.com/knu5xg7elT

— Henry Sanderson (@hjesanderson) March 22, 2022

NEW: JP Morgan takes $524m XVA loss on nickel, Russia trades https://t.co/PJkMvtR9wm via @RiskQuantum

— Alessandro Aimone (@aimoneale) April 15, 2022

“Russia provided natural resources — coal, oil, steel, nickel, iron, gas, many more. China manufactured them into finished goods. India provided the clerical services. And the West consumed them.” — @umairh https://t.co/ndpZkpHMXs

— Felicity Harley (@TheShammuramat) April 7, 2022

World 世界情勢等 Vol.38（Ukraine, etc. ウクライナなど）／ U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.190

Almost all the below tweets/links are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

World Vol.318 (New Zealand, U.S., Canada – miscellaneous: incl VancouverSun)

World Vol.317 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.316 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.315 (U.S., etc – miscellaneous)

World Vol.314 (U.S., Canada, Australia, etc. – miscellaneous: incl CP24, abcnews)

World Vol.313 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.312 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – U.S.)

World Vol.311 (economy incl G20)

World Vol.310 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – European Council, Spain, Denmark)

World Vol.309 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.308 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: U.S. media, etc.)

World Vol.307 (miscellaneous: U.S. media, etc.)

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
318：@valentinaromei,@theboysmithy,@financialtimes,@financialpost,@VancouverSun、@pamheaven,@financialpost,@VancouverSun、@BatPost,@VancouverSun、@NewsLambert,@FortuneMagazine,@CoreLogicInc,@UsajRealty
317：@ForeignPolicy,@MatthewKroenig,@EmmaMAshford
316：@SpeakerPelosi
315：@AJEnglish,@CharlotteSlente
314：@nytimes,@igrullonpaz、@CP24,@AP,@drewcostley
313：@nytimes,@SangerNYT
312：@StateDept
311：@IMFNews、@juliakhorowitz,@CNNBusiness、@AP
310：@Lylalilas,@TheSAnews
309：@mhmck、@JominiW
308：@ABC,@AP
307：@AP,@JenMcDermottAP,@MatthewDalyWDC、@ABC,@kmcckelly、@CBSNews、@NewsHour,@KHNews
本稿下記ツイート：@l_e_whyte,@WSJ、@TheEconomist、@Reuters,@rapplerdotcom、@LeonieKij,@SarahAnneAarup,@POLITICOEurope

「Ukraine」及び「sunflower oil」を入力検索して出て来たツイート

Can #Ukraine🇺🇦 export its #wheat and sunflower #oil safely?

"#Lavrov said that if 🇺🇦 wants to export, all it has to do is demine its coastline… but 🇺🇦 will want more than Lavrov's word before it agrees to create such corridors" says correspondent @jaspermortimer pic.twitter.com/HyOe7MCBj7

— FRANCE 24 English (@France24_en) June 8, 2022

Shock-waves from Russia’s war Vs Ukraine felt far & wide. I’ve spent last 2 weeks with Botswana TV & saw impact on prices of petrol, wheat & oil. In Zimbabwe too – see this 375ml bottle of sunflower oil. Costs over 6 US dollars, 3x February price. Putin’s gift to Africa. pic.twitter.com/Qt9RNqbdPf

— Robert Parsons (@RobParsonsF24) June 6, 2022

T.Vysotskyi, Deputy Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food: “Ukraine supplied 10% of world wheat exports, more than 15-20% of barley, more than 50% of sunflower oil. 50M tonnes of agricultural products were exported from Ukraine. It is physically impossible to replace its volumes”. pic.twitter.com/sjOrOt42DI

— MFA of Ukraine 🇺🇦 (@MFA_Ukraine) May 7, 2022

Russians are transporting sunflower oil from the Polohiv plant. Ukraine being the biggest producer and exporter of sunflower oil globally, the deficit of this product worldwide due to the disruptions in logistical chains is imminent. – 🇺🇦 Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights

— Stratcom Centre UA (@StratcomCentre) May 8, 2022

Every black hole on those fields conceal Russian mine or shell. Now they cover half of #Ukraine's territory

1/3 of world's bread & sunflower oil are made of Ukrainian raw. Think about farmers working on their land with idea that every step could be the last #RussianUkrainianWar pic.twitter.com/4Z5n7YfT8L

— Oksana Ostapchuk (@O_Ostapchuk) May 8, 2022

Millions could starve because of Russian blockade of Ukrainian ports- Zelenskiy https://t.co/SRfePnTj77 pic.twitter.com/e7a8XoQTlm

— Reuters (@Reuters) June 9, 2022

An estimated 20 million tons of grain are stuck in Ukraine, and the country is one of the world’s five largest exporters of wheat, corn and sunflower oil and meal, making it a staple of countries’ food supply globally. https://t.co/jV3vw3LEHk

— Forbes (@Forbes) May 30, 2022

Baby-formula makers scrambling to ease U.S. shortages face another complication: Ukraine was a big source of sunflower oil, a critical ingredient https://t.co/XhIJuGzxV7

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) May 28, 2022

Global food supply is a strategic weapon In Russia’s war as Ukraine is the biggest exporter of sunflower oil and a major supplier of wheat and maize, writes @LauraWellesley (@CH_Environment).https://t.co/TFPGLarw9L

— Chatham House (@ChathamHouse) May 28, 2022

The supply-chain disruption caused by the war in Ukraine has fueled calls for Europe to open up new trade deals around the world on everything from natural gas to sunflower oil.

Where will the EU's attention focus first? We gets you up to speed 👇https://t.co/4JgQKoQdh4

— POLITICOEurope (@POLITICOEurope) May 27, 2022

Ukraine is one of the world’s leading exporters of wheat. But millions of tons of wheat/corn/sunflower oil have been locked in the country since Russia’s invasion and subsequent blockade w/ no place to store them if they can’t ship existing crops overseas. https://t.co/APB0dMyuXS

— Andrew Kimmel (@andrewkimmel) May 12, 2022

'Our sales of rapeseed oil in April are the highest they've ever been'

GB News North East reporter Rachel Sweeney speaks to a Northumberland farmer who produces rapeseed oil, as customers pivot from sunflower oil due to the Russia-Ukraine conflict. pic.twitter.com/Ye92MPRcQL

— GB News (@GBNEWS) May 15, 2022

Ukraine is one of the world's biggest producers of wheat, corn and sunflower oil. Officials say 30% of farmland is now occupied or unsafe. https://t.co/FXILYGbjkG

— NPR (@NPR) May 6, 2022

Some supplies of sunflower seeds and of sunflower oil are coming out of Ukraine mostly by rail and by truck. https://t.co/jf22a8DsOW

— Rappler (@rapplerdotcom) May 5, 2022

In 2019, #Ukraine supplied:

🌽 43% of the corn used in the UK
🌻 77% of India’s domestic sunflower oil
🍞 44% of Libya’s domestic wheat
🚜16% of China’s domestic barley#FoodInsecurity #SDGs #Solidarity @AdamRogers2030 @ConnectAID_GER @KambojAnanya https://t.co/yOSXnBhvBM

— ConnectAID #SDGs (@ConnectAID_int) May 10, 2022

Ukraine produces 30% of the world’s wheat and most of the sunflower oil. The Russian blockade will cause famine for the poorest people & drive up prices here. The lesson is others will take what you can’t defend. ⁦@OneNationAus⁩ #auspol #saparli https://t.co/sYKfId8lHw

— Jennifer Game (@JenniferGame6) May 20, 2022

Ukraine and Russia are the world’s two biggest exporters of edible vegetable fats such as sunflower oil https://t.co/K08ekXeO1n

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) May 6, 2022

Ukraine and Russia account for 30% of global wheat and barley exports, and nearly 70% of our sunflower oil.

As the conflict rages and sanctions escalate,
so does global food-security.#DevMatters explores ways to address this, this #WorldFoodSafetyDay 👇https://t.co/vWwGzzIil0

— OECD_Centre (@OECD_Centre) June 7, 2022

Anna, a sales consultant from #Ukraine, is now a #refugee in #Moldova, embracing a new #job: laboratory technician at a sunflower oil production plant: “It was a discovery to learn and see how many tests are carried out before oil arrives on our tables."https://t.co/fF5Xh5temn pic.twitter.com/gwkpp2F59l

— UNDP Moldova (@UNDPMoldova) May 26, 2022

Russia's war on #Ukraine is threatening food security across the world. Ukraine is the granary of the world. It alone exports half the world's sunflower oil. And provides over half of the World Food Programme's wheat supply. https://t.co/QM0M70nXXx pic.twitter.com/2boHGAozuq

— EU at the UN – Geneva #MultilateralismMatters (@EU_UNGeneva) May 30, 2022

Because of what is happening now in #Ukraine , the whole world is already suffering. Food prices are going up, and sunflower oil is disappearing from store shelves. The world has 10 weeks to solve the problem and unblock Ukrainian grain exports.@SkyNews pic.twitter.com/rxZsRo9BQp

— Kira Rudik (@kiraincongress) May 29, 2022

Media: @MaxBoot: "#Ukraine produces nearly 50% of the world’s sunflower oil, 12% of its corn and 9% of its wheat … [which] needs to be exported urgently … The world can’t sit by and do nothing as the #Kremlin again employs famine as a weapon." https://t.co/3FcWylay9U pic.twitter.com/hNRoYGgGCa

— Porter Anderson (@Porter_Anderson) June 2, 2022

$AGRI $RIBT The @FAO lists 45 countries that depended last year on #Russia and #Ukraine combined for more than half their #sunflower oil. Among the 16 nations with a 90%-plus dependency were populous ones: #China, #Turkey and #Egypt🧐#foodshortages https://t.co/GAzzpL1cS7

— claude (@allezlombcit) June 10, 2022

Also, Ukraine is the largest global supplier of sunflower oil, and sunflower oil is used in infant formula. https://t.co/IbCKm9lp7o

— ROSCCRNA (@rosccrna) May 9, 2022

Alarmingly, and possibly a sign of things to come, vegetable oils jumped 25-35% to near all-time highs. Vegetable oils are a key component of food consumption for more than half the world’s population. Ukraine and Russia account for 80% of global exports of sunflower oil. pic.twitter.com/OO1bHr1drL

— Macro Hive (@Macro_Hive) May 11, 2022

Geography correction to prior tweet:

Constraints on food supply are not abating … Ukraine exports more than half of world's sunflower oil and South America’s recent drought has spelled uncertainty for soybean oil supply, adding pressure to global food crisis@DataArbor pic.twitter.com/VyneIq1BOx

— Liz Ann Sonders (@LizAnnSonders) May 16, 2022

People don’t understand what a huge deal this is.

Infant formula contains sunflower oil. Ukraine exports 60% of the world’s share of sunflower oil. With no ag exports leaving Ukraine bc of the Russian invasion, it tightens the the markets even more. https://t.co/nnfxpQQzIZ

— Kristina Baum (@kristinabaum) May 26, 2022

Ukraine is a major producer and exporter of agricultural goods, providing 50% of international trade in sunflower oil, and 10-30% – in many other agricultural products 2/11

— UkraineWorld (@ukraine_world) June 5, 2022

Ukraine normally #1 Exporter of Sunflower Oil supplying 50 % of Global import needs. Let's see what happens to Soy oil If/when they are unable to meet export demand this year. https://t.co/9xboHAePIr

— Jay O'Neil (@IGPJay) June 9, 2022

FAO Vegetable Oil Price Index fell 3.5% in May
International #soy & #rapeseed oil prices weighed by sluggish import demand on elevated costs
Removal of Indonesia’s short-lived export ban on #palmoil. #Sunflower oil on Ukraine logistical bottlenecks https://t.co/yARU156lyf pic.twitter.com/pPCQyDRorp

— Traders Community (@TradersCom) June 4, 2022

#Ukraine and #Russia produce at least 70% of the world’s sunflower oil. With #Putin's invasion disrupting this export, #PalmOil is back on the rise.

But behind such episodic disruptions, palm oil has a long history of violence that must be reckoned with:https://t.co/wnyCtksv14

— Boston Review (@BostonReview) May 1, 2022

Russia's invasion of #Ukraine is creating a #foodshortage. In 2021 alone, these 2 countries were leaders in world exports of barley, maize, rapeseed, sunflower seeds and sunflower oil. Together they exported almost 30% of the world's grain supply.https://t.co/M51zPnwy2Y

— FutureFoodInstitute (@Ffoodinstitute) June 7, 2022

They say "Pology sunflower oil extraction plant" @Zaporizhzhya oblast @Ukraine https://t.co/rSH439y05w

— Alexey Yeromin (@AlexeyYeremin) June 5, 2022

Russia and Ukraine supply 28% of globally traded wheat, 29% of the barley, 15% of the maize and 75% of the sunflower oil. Sanctions on Russia, and the blockade of Ukraine’s ports, have stopped much of this from getting out. https://t.co/skCoKuOtjm

— Joel Ntile (@JoelNtile) June 2, 2022

Before the full-scale Russian invasion, #Ukraine provided 42-46% of international trade in sunflower oil, 11-17% in barley, 11-13% in corn, 8-10% in wheat. Ukraine is among the world's top four grain exporters. 2/11 pic.twitter.com/nmlsT2tZC1

— CHANESTE SA, INVESTMENTS (@ChanesteSA) June 10, 2022

There is currency havoc in emerging economies. Countries like the UK are experiencing their highest inflation in 30 years and consumers are struggling with cost of living. Nearly half of world sunflower oil comes from Ukraine and 25% is from Russia. It’s not about Zim beloveds. pic.twitter.com/7rm8Rjezaq

— Nick Mangwana (@nickmangwana) May 15, 2022

Ukraine is the biggest producer of sunflower oil. pic.twitter.com/eRK9HWAZRC

— mu.store (@mustore_mv) May 13, 2022

This is Inflation in action, “Russia and Ukraine account for nearly a third of global wheat and barley, and two-thirds of the world's export of sunflower oil used for cooking. Ukraine is the world's No. 4 corn exporter.” https://t.co/e9EMg23F46

— Shamel Lakin (@ShamelLakin) June 6, 2022

The Food Standards Agency has added fully refined corn (maize) oil to the list of oils that may be used as a substitute for sunflower oil. This is in light of the continuing shortage of sunflower oil since the war in Ukraine. Click through for more info: https://t.co/bzlIWKJzcj pic.twitter.com/MyoQGdeMYQ

— AnaphylaxisUK (@AnaphylaxisUK) June 1, 2022

Ukraine and Russia account for 30% of global wheat & barley exports, & nearly 70% of our sunflower oil.

As the conflict rages & sanctions escalate, @rabah_arezki & @UNenvoyMM explore the far reaching consequences to food & energy prices. #DevMatters https://t.co/fcexFu64F5

— OECD_Centre (@OECD_Centre) May 18, 2022

✔️ Pasta
✔️ Buckwheat
✔️ Rice
✔️ Salt
✔️ Flour
✔️ Yeast
✔️ Sunflower oil
✔️ Tea
✔️ Sugar
✔️ Canned tuna

This is what's in one of our food parcels being delivered to people affected by conflict in #Ukraine. It has non-perishable items for one person for a month. pic.twitter.com/8YrX7cmYZs

— ICRC (@ICRC) May 29, 2022

Shortages of wheat, barley, sunflower oil and other food staples usually supplied by Ukraine and Russia have sent food prices soaring worldwide. https://t.co/zqvkndt8jH

— Barron's (@barronsonline) May 16, 2022

The war in Ukraine has upended global markets, causing staples like wheat and sunflower oil to spike. How is the American government responding?https://t.co/m0boX4MSj5

— Modern Farmer (@ModFarm) May 14, 2022

KANSAS CITY, MO – More uncertainty is clouding the future of one of the most produced and consumed vegetable oils in the world: sunflower oil.

With the ongoing war in Ukraine, the global leader in sunflower oil production and leading export country https://t.co/OI2wFBBvSy

— Floyd County Record (@RecordFloyd) June 9, 2022

Putin’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine is a major threat to global food supply. Ukraine produces a significant amount of the world's wheat, corn, and sunflower oil, and current disruptions to exports and planting are driving up costs and increasing food insecurity around the world. pic.twitter.com/WxeHJN0qYt

— Senator Roy Blunt (@RoyBlunt) May 3, 2022

Putin’s war on Ukraine, climate change, COVID pandemic and energy costs have delivered a global food crisis. ⁦@TheEconomist⁩ warns mass hunger will be devastating. Australia as a major producer of wheat, barley, maize, sunflower oil, chicken, cheese/dairy, beef can help. pic.twitter.com/YAlNgkRYie

— Quentin Dempster (@QuentinDempster) May 27, 2022

The Russian invasion of Ukraine, the top sunflower oil exporter in the world, has severely disrupted the supply chain of the widely-used ingredient. Corn oil will be used as an alternative in various food items, including frozen foods, crisps and cookies. https://t.co/B1UoLihsnd

— Food Matters Live (@FoodMattersLive) June 6, 2022

As the UK’s supply of sunflower oil continues to be severely impacted by the conflict in Ukraine, further information is being issued to consumers and retailers about oil substitutions and product labelling.

Read more here: https://t.co/SzsqH8zmej pic.twitter.com/yZb2Fkyry4

— FoodStandardsScot (@FSScot) May 12, 2022

Britain’s fish-and-chip shops are suffering as prices soar for sunflower oil from Ukraine and fish from Russia https://t.co/vYoZNW0f8a @Ltowersoflondon @asmo17

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 26, 2022

The Bank of England has warned that food supplies pose an “apocalyptic” threat to inflation as Ukraine struggles to export vital crops like wheat and sunflower oil https://t.co/69ZYQw8NsA

— The Times (@thetimes) May 16, 2022

The list of products that UK food makers can substitute for sunflower oil is getting longer as companies struggle to find supplies due to the war in Ukraine https://t.co/swW1Y4cOW3

— Bloomberg (@business) June 1, 2022

Say it ain’t so… Fish and Chips another casualty of Putin’s war— showing how interconnected the world has become. The best Fish and Chips are fried in Ukrainian sunflower oil https://t.co/coxwONLBFD

— Tom Watkins (@tdwatkins88) June 9, 2022

Apparently half the sunflower oil used for fish and chips comes from Ukraine and 40% of Cod and Haddock from Russian catches in the north Sea? Hang on, what happened to Cod caught by Britain? No mention of #Brexit. 🤔 pic.twitter.com/ygvmYNbFt4

— Baron Glenny 🇪🇺🇺🇦🇪🇸🇺🇸#Injustice #Hypocrisy (@Gl3nny5705) May 16, 2022

Before the Russian invasion, #Ukraine was one of the world's largest exporters of wheat, corn and sunflower oil. President Putin's attack is to blame for production and delivery failures. The results are increased hunger and poverty worldwide. #foodcrisis pic.twitter.com/VKmgQR2Hi8

— GermanEmbassyNairobi (@GermanyinKenya) June 2, 2022

Before the war, Ukraine exported 4.5 million tonnes of agricultural produce per month through its ports, which made up 12% of the world's wheat, 15% of its corn and 50% of its sunflower oilhttps://t.co/Y9eabY59hX

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) May 5, 2022

Ukraine and Russia together export half of the world’s sunflower oil, but the ongoing war has seen Russian invaders accused of blocking Ukrainian ports and preventing food staples from leaving.https://t.co/ofoOgaZieW

— Globalnews.ca (@globalnews) May 24, 2022

Cooking oil crisis is global pandemic being caused by the War in Ukraine

The World’s biggest exporter of sunflower oil are at war! pic.twitter.com/eE9XcWYk13

— Gomo Tawanda (@tawanda_gomo) May 21, 2022

Just in: Amid Russian invasion of Ukraine, India allows duty-free import of 20 lakh MT crude soybean, sunflower oil. Announcement: pic.twitter.com/edtkxW3wnh

— Sidhant Sibal (@sidhant) May 24, 2022

All 4 Edible oils in the World are facing major supply constraints.

90% of Palm oil is produced in Malaysia and Indonesia.
73% of Sunflower oil is produced in Russia and Ukraine.
47.98% of Soyabean oil is produced in Argentina.https://t.co/l44kZOGVwc

— Shanaka Jayakody (@RealShanakaJ) May 19, 2022

Supplies of sunflower oil from Ukraine are also expected to improve as the Russia-Ukraine war stabilises, said traders.https://t.co/I1us5LeUg8

— Economic Times (@EconomicTimes) May 21, 2022

As #Russia is one of the world’s largest producers of sunflower oil & wheat, the sanctions on these food products have spiked up their prices contributing to the ongoing inflationary pressure in the #Indianeconomy, note @DrNilanjanG & @soumyabh_swears. https://t.co/6u4IriGiyM

— ORF (@orfonline) June 10, 2022

Ukraine is the world’s fifth-largest exporter of wheat, and no.1 supplier of sunflower oil. Today, almost no exports can take place, and farmers are unable to sow their fields. Because of Russia’s war on #Ukraine, millions more will suffer from food insecurity around the world. pic.twitter.com/mpC9OkFteQ

— Sweden in North Macedonia (@SwedeninMK) May 19, 2022

Ukraine exports many agricultural products such as sunflower oil with is used to cook and fry food. You think food prices are expensive now in America? We will see them get more costly the longer Russia continues its invasion into Ukraine#WinTheWar🇺🇦 pic.twitter.com/l8MrnCvoM7

— Baltic American Freedom League (@BalticFreedom) June 7, 2022

🇹🇷 #Turkey: Transportation of #grains, sunflower oil and fertilizers from #Ukraine and #Russia to international markets is of great importance according to spokesperson @ikalin1 https://t.co/dtWZH9855Z @trpresidency @MevlutCavusoglu @RTErdogan #Economy #Food pic.twitter.com/wnYkYrxjEP

— ECOMNEWSMED (@ecomnewsmed) June 9, 2022

Prior to the war, Ukraine was a major exporter of wheat, corn and sunflower oil, but shipments have been blocked since Russia invaded its neighbour in late February, causing food prices to soar worldwide. #Ukraine #Russia #FoodCrisis #FoodSecurity #Grain https://t.co/5f8Dl7QOh9

— Sinar Daily (@sinardailymy) June 8, 2022

🇹🇷Türkiye ranks 5th in the world in sunflower oil production.

🇺🇸The #USA is in 10th place in this ranking.

✅Even though the 🇷🇺Russia-🇺🇦Ukraine war-affected high sunflower oil prices, Türkiye continues to take the necessary precautions.

👇👇👇👇 pic.twitter.com/FP5ZCUPlFm

— Facts of Türkiye (@FactsofTR) June 8, 2022

The food supply chain issues are getting serious. There's been no sunflower or rapeseed oil (in France! It's local produce!) for weeks now, then no olive oil except the expensive kind.

Today: sunflower oil. From Ukraine!

Solidarity Oil, I guess. pic.twitter.com/3rGFWyavwD

— Rebecca Darby (@SkorpionUK) June 10, 2022

The graph shows how the war in #Ukraine has threatened global #FoodSecurity.
Ukraine supplied around 1/10th of world’s traded #wheat, 13% of its corn and nearly half its sunflower oil last year. #Russia is major supplier of fertilisers. pic.twitter.com/bLV3TGLijX

— Abid Qaiyum Suleri (@Abidsuleri) May 19, 2022

Ukraine, while a fair size producer of wheat is not as influential in this market as its being pushed. Their big agricultural item is sunflower oil. We talk about wheat so much because everyone knows its pretty hard to get into a world panic over cooking oil. 24.9/761 tonnes. 🤔 pic.twitter.com/jIi6WIIvud

— Jibberjab (@XJibberjab) June 8, 2022

With Mother Africa having more arable land than Europe, I don't understand how we had let Russia and Ukraine control the price of grain and sunflower oil. pic.twitter.com/ntsyuTACwS

— Schrodinger's Father 🎖 (@IERFRM) June 11, 2022

Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.53

NCBA Commends U.S.-Japan Beef Export Agreement https://t.co/MpeZ8Y2ZU3

— KUVR Holdrege (@kuvr1380) June 6, 2022

NCBA Commends U.S.-Japan Beef Export Agreement https://t.co/0qtX9c06Gj pic.twitter.com/yJIOt4Z5GE

— KRVN Radio (@krvn) June 6, 2022

U.S. and Japan Sign Agreement on Beef Safeguards
🔗 https://t.co/6MgF4N2Wki pic.twitter.com/ey1qJEuPhM

— アメリカ大使館 (@usembassytokyo) June 3, 2022

Read more about @AmbassadorTai's work to increase U.S. market access in Japan for our beef suppliers: https://t.co/wG9FUQQYQf https://t.co/67rdqHcfAv

— United States Trade Representative (@USTradeRep) June 2, 2022

US, Japan formalize updated #BEEF agreement- Agreement increases safeguard provision to allow U.S. beef exports to remain competitive with other CPTPP nations.https://t.co/R2qxn7N06t

— Farm Press (@farmpress) June 6, 2022

Africa turns to Japan to improve food security and overcome wheat blockages caused by #Russia invasion of Ukriane – https://t.co/OuE1EUIhWr pic.twitter.com/M44hefwyDs

— ADF Magazine (@ADFmagazine) June 6, 2022

Due to the growth and trend of increasing frequency of debris flow occurrences, technical cooperation with Japan will serve to minimize landslides and other problems caused by natural disasters. pic.twitter.com/qKWEB2Jx1M

— Government of Brazil (@govbrazil) May 28, 2022

Brazil stars Richarlison and Vinicius Jr fight in training and are pulled apart by team-mates ahead of friendly in Japan https://t.co/U1GK1CUw52

— The Sun Football ⚽ (@TheSunFootball) June 5, 2022

The International Space Station is operated by an international collaboration involving NASA, the European Space Agency, and the space agencies of Russia, Canada and Japan. https://t.co/a4OoK3kGLa

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) June 6, 2022

Russia suspends deal with Japan on fishing near disputed Kuril islands https://t.co/HxNfeUY3zD pic.twitter.com/ipFOnUmWRl

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 7, 2022

#Russia’s foreign ministry says it is suspending an agreement with #Japan that allowed Japanese fishermen to fish near the disputed Southern #Kuril islands, saying Tokyo has failed to make payments required under the deal.https://t.co/U93W4zi15Y

— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) June 7, 2022

🔴 Russia's foreign ministry said on Tuesday it was suspending an agreement with Japan that allowed Japanese fishermen to fish near the disputed Southern Kuril islands.#Russia | #Japan https://t.co/lPMoXFarMI

— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) June 7, 2022

Moscow says Tokyo failed to make payments required under deal over south Kurils.#Russia #Japan #Ukraine https://t.co/HZrIfiwCJv

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) June 8, 2022

#Russia suspends fisheries pact with Japan, but impact said to be limited | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, #Japan News and Analysis : The Asahi Shimbun https://t.co/fAHcZyOOVu

— Asahi Shimbun AJW (@AJWasahi) June 8, 2022

Russia's Foreign Ministry said Tokyo had failed to make payments required under the deal, which allows for Japanese fishing near the Northern Territories. https://t.co/esY01Yfefs

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) June 8, 2022

Japan lodges protest against Russia for suspending safe fishing pact https://t.co/9i8OdktR4c

— nippon.com（ニッポンドットコム） (@nippon_ja) June 8, 2022

Russia has suspended a 1998 bilateral agreement that stipulates the safe operation of Japanese fishing boats in waters around four islands in Japan’s northern territorieshttps://t.co/QqpV59svg4

— The Japan News (@The_Japan_News) June 8, 2022

Russia warns U.S. media in Moscow they risk losing their accreditation – sources https://t.co/PorVWKLaaS

— The Japan News (@The_Japan_News) June 7, 2022

Russian state TV is now terrorizing citizens with a conspiracy theory that Germany and Japan⁠—egged on by the U.S.⁠—are getting ready to attack Russia, because aggression is in their genes. pic.twitter.com/fhu7py8REh

— Julia Davis (@JuliaDavisNews) June 3, 2022

#Russia has suspended an agreement with #Japan on the harvesting of marine living resources. pic.twitter.com/upGIZZRsym

— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) June 7, 2022

Russia suspends 1998 agreement on fishing with Japanhttps://t.co/hAwJoTHPjs pic.twitter.com/w0cnUdGMt6

— Yeni Şafak English (@yenisafakEN) June 8, 2022

Japan “regretted” that Russia suspended an agreement on fishing near the disputed Kuril Islands, calling it a “unilateral” decision https://t.co/89ALttZygQ pic.twitter.com/WxRPElDNkm

— ANADOLU AGENCY (@anadoluagency) June 8, 2022

Russia suspends 1998 agreement on fishing with Japan https://t.co/prpm94wKo9 pic.twitter.com/g6JZKcyPJH

— ANADOLU AGENCY (@anadoluagency) June 7, 2022

Hatcheries in the United States, Canada, Russia, and Japan pump about 1.3 billion pink salmon fry into the Pacific, leading to roughly 82 million adults. Too many pinks in the Pacific are upending marine ecosystems. https://t.co/KzRGc0nbs4

— Hakai Magazine (@hakaimagazine) June 2, 2022

BREAKING: Russia suspends a deal with Japan that allowed Japanese fishermen to fish near the Southern Kuril Islands

— Samuel Ramani (@SamRamani2) June 8, 2022

New Japanese sanctions on Russia. Asset freezes & ban on transactions with Credit Bank of Moscow, Russian Agricultural Bank, Belarusian Bank for Development & Reconstruction. Plus ban on exports of products that will strengthen RU's "industrial foundation" https://t.co/DUdLAfO6YO

— James D.J. Brown (@JamesDJBrown) June 7, 2022

From #RuZZia with hate

Russia suspends agreement with Japan on fishing near disputed islands | The Japan Times https://t.co/2N9LT2xa6O

— 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) June 8, 2022

Japan, NATO step up ties amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis : The Asahi Shimbun https://t.co/p74t4xgUhJ

— 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) June 8, 2022

Why Japan Is Getting Tough on Russia Now https://t.co/33yFJIuw5Z

— The Diplomat (@Diplomat_APAC) June 3, 2022

*US MUST SANCTION ENABLERS OF RUSSIA'S WAR ON UKRAINE: SENATORS

So anyone who buys Russian gas and oil, such as Germany, Italy, China, Japan and India?

— zerohedge (@zerohedge) June 3, 2022

BREAKING | Japan will freeze the assets of two more Russian banks — Credit Bank of Moscow and Russian Agricultural Bank (Rosselkhozbank) — as part of additional sanctions on Russia.https://t.co/e4p5tTLkYj #Ukraine #UkraineRussiaWar #Russia #RussiaUkraineWar

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) June 7, 2022

Japan and NATO agree to step up cooperation and joint military exercises in reaction to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Defense Minister Kishi says he welcomes NATO’s expanded involvement in the Indo-Pacific. @ABC https://t.co/O3oEba4j6D

— AMTI (@AsiaMTI) June 7, 2022

Japan hopes to strengthen its ties with European countries and welcomes NATO's expanded involvement in the Indo-Pacific region. https://t.co/jTeBbIb0Pl

— Stars and Stripes (@starsandstripes) June 8, 2022

Japan and NATO agree to step up cooperation amid Russia’s aggression in Ukraine https://t.co/EWkJoFe6uc

— The Times of Israel (@TimesofIsrael) June 7, 2022

#Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is considering attending a summit of leaders from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (#NATO) in late June to spur coordination with the West over #Russia's invasion of #Ukraine https://t.co/mfTDdYjdfG

— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) June 5, 2022

Japanese and #NATO officials agree to step up military cooperation and joint exercises as they shared concerns that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is causing a deterioration of the security environment in Europe and Asia.#Japan https://t.co/d8RZ1c1ArC

— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) June 7, 2022

A senior Chinese economist at a government-run research group has called on authorities to seize top chip firm Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. if the U.S. hits China with sanctions like those imposed on Russia. https://t.co/CgLWiCaEKU

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) June 7, 2022

Japanese Defense Minister Nobuo Kishi: Japan welcomes NATO’s expanded involvement in the Indo-Pacific region. “The security of Europe and Asia are closely intertwined, especially now with the international community facing serious challenges.”https://t.co/Ngg8hvypFv

— M. K. Bhadrakumar (@BhadraPunchline) June 7, 2022

Turkish drones in Ukraine as model: Japan, U.S. to produce drones for use against China, Russiahttps://t.co/Aw9Sv2phSi

— Pink Cerberus (@PinkCerberus) June 4, 2022

Japan, NATO step up ties amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine https://t.co/QTubuD6RXo

— 9DASHLINE (@9DashLine) June 8, 2022

#Japan further damages its relations with #Russia, this time by banning the export of goods and sanctioning two #Russian banks.#Ukraine https://t.co/lh5L5V0JJz

— Al Mayadeen English (@MayadeenEnglish) June 7, 2022

Japan's Foreign Ministry has created an internal strategy group tasked with monitoring Chinese activities in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Follows US announcement of creation of China House at State Dept. https://t.co/5OnfNnw14N

— Bonnie Glaser / 葛來儀 🇺🇦 (@BonnieGlaser) May 31, 2022

A senior Chinese economist at a government-run research group has called on authorities to seize top chip firm Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. if the U.S. hits China with sanctions like those imposed on Russia. https://t.co/CgLWiCaEKU

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) June 7, 2022

The United States has long been proud of its ability to supply technology and munitions to the rest of the world. The unfortunate reality is that that also includes Russian forces. | via @nytimes https://t.co/nYByK7lP5s

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) June 5, 2022

Emmm. Though all these countries don’t have courage to recognize Taiwan as an independent country. According to the statistics here, Russia is china’s biggest supporter! Japan is the biggest hater. 😄 https://t.co/EnyIcIe8ZH

— 🇨🇳jessicapidan (@jessicapidan) June 3, 2022

Growth in imports from Russia: Jan – Apr 2022
(in % versus Jan – Apr 2021)

1. Italy (red): +136%
2. Turkey (green): +121%
3. France (pink): +109%
4. Japan (orange): +72%
5. Germany (blue): +57%
6. China (black): +41%
7. USA (purple): +16%

Only one country looks good: the US… pic.twitter.com/wbaQoxY6yc

— Robin Brooks (@RobinBrooksIIF) June 1, 2022

Security environment surrounding Japan is getting severe as a series of missile launches by North Korea shows; following 🇯🇵🇺🇸 BMD Exercise, #JASDF& #USAF held bilateral training. For the peace & stability of Japan and this region, #MOD will maintain close coordination of 🇯🇵🇺🇸. https://t.co/vOwbEKM8z8

— Japan Ministry of Defense/Self-Defense Forces (@ModJapan_en) June 8, 2022

Japan, US conduct joint drill after North Korea missile testshttps://t.co/IviPegzWu0 pic.twitter.com/S7qNIxckCZ

— Yeni Şafak English (@yenisafakEN) June 8, 2022

I traveled to the Republic of Korea and Japan last month for my first trip to Asia as president. The alliances between our nations are the cornerstone of a free and open Indo-Pacific – and I look forward to continuing to work together to tackle the shared challenges we face. pic.twitter.com/g6In1yfSaF

— President Biden (@POTUS) June 7, 2022

North Korea's recent missile tests were 'serious, unlawful' provocations, senior officials from South Korea, the United States and Japan said, urging Pyongyang to return to dialogue https://t.co/OI6ietsTmX

— Reuters (@Reuters) June 8, 2022

South Korea's tougher stance towards the North under its new conservative president will be welcomed by Tokyo as Japan seeks to boost its military capabilities amid rising tensions on the Korean Peninsula and more broadly in the region, analysts say https://t.co/XpPVipocEM

— Reuters (@Reuters) June 8, 2022

U.S., South Korea, Japan envoys meet on North Korea nuclear tension https://t.co/NZEk7jH22l pic.twitter.com/sIgT3ZUsK3

— Reuters (@Reuters) June 3, 2022

“The United States, the Republic of Korea and Japan are fully and closely aligned on the DPRK.” https://t.co/W6mRdo67Pg

— The Independent (@Independent) June 8, 2022

Japan, the United States and South Korea held a foreign-vice-ministerial meeting in Seoul on Wednesday. The diplomats are believed to have agreed to jointly deal with North Korea, which is reportedly preparing for its seventh nuclear test.
https://t.co/R313ssh3lC

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) June 8, 2022

Senior diplomats from Japan, the United States and South Korea are meeting in Seoul to discuss strengthening cooperation over North Korea's nuclear and missile development.
https://t.co/ougVNUWkBn

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) June 3, 2022

S Korea, U.S., Japan urge N Korea to return to talks: North Korea's recent missile tests were "serious, unlawful" provocations, senior officials from South Korea, the United States and Japan said on Wednesday, urging Pyongyang to return to dialogue… https://t.co/xFKm7WZmnj

— Japan Today News (@JapanToday) June 8, 2022

(2nd LD) S. Korea, U.S., Japan agree to bolster security ties against N. Korea https://t.co/r7ZRcVC7TR

— Yonhap News Agency (@YonhapNews) June 8, 2022

#BREAKING: In a joint statement, Japan, US and South Korea say North Korea actions escalate tension, destabilise the region.https://t.co/VksHg6YQ3I pic.twitter.com/hYD97TK7ME

— Arab News Japan (@ArabNewsjp) June 8, 2022

South Korea in a joint meeting with Japan, US says North Korea's recent missile tests were "serious provocations", reaffirms North's denuclearisation and door for dialogue is "always open" pic.twitter.com/Y1mJsRly6R

— TRT World Now (@TRTWorldNow) June 8, 2022

‘Now or never’: Japan and South Korea seek a relationship reset https://t.co/PoHrjJhT10

— Financial Times (@FT) June 8, 2022

We should consider buying COTS submarines from Korea or Japan. They’re security partners in the neighbourhood, they’ve got pretty good options & they’re cheaper. You’re going to get a lot of bang for your buck and you’re going to get it quick. https://t.co/9eqmeyqvjL @ANUmedia

— John Blaxland (@JohnBlaxland1) June 8, 2022

Asian LNG buyers are already busy securing shipments for winter, which may lead to higher prices 🚢📈

🇮🇳 India just bought several LNG cargoes for winter delivery at pretty expensive rates
🇰🇷 Korea, Japan looking to buy more

W/ @Nich_Lua https://t.co/8CMYKhmECV

— Stephen Stapczynski (@SStapczynski) June 8, 2022

Qatar’s economy relies on fuel exports. Around than 80% of its revenues from oil and gas exports.

Top Qatar fuel importers are India, Japan, South Korea.

If India can replace its imports from Qatar by Russian and Iranian oil it could be a big blow.#BoycottQatarOilImport pic.twitter.com/SPcXXMzV8G

— Creative vision (@BigBagger21) June 7, 2022

The United States plans to spend tens of billions of dollars to surround China with missiles

But a US military-sponsored study concluded its Pacific allies South Korea, Japan, Philippines, Thailand, and Australia are unlikely to host the offensive weaponshttps://t.co/yBuxXsOBuj

— Benjamin Norton (@BenjaminNorton) June 3, 2022

North Korea fired eight missiles towards the sea off its east coast on Sunday, a day after South Korea and the United States ended joint military drills.

Read more here >>> https://t.co/erFQa0X116

— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) June 6, 2022

South Korea and the United States have fired eight ground-to-ground missiles toward the Sea of Japan in an apparent aim to keep North Korea in check after its missile launches a day earlier.
https://t.co/iuB7fB2eYi

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) June 6, 2022

The Japanese Defense Ministry says North Korea has fired what is possibly a ballistic missile.
https://t.co/UW3bQxfOHB

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) June 5, 2022

North Korea, the new chair of the Conference on Disarmament at the United Nations in Geneva, fired eight short-range ballistic missiles from multiple sites into the waters off its east coast today, a move that Japan has called “unprecedented.” https://t.co/TeJ1qNUVX4

— Hillel Neuer (@HillelNeuer) June 5, 2022

Officials in a Chinese city on the border with North Korea say they can’t figure out where persistent new COVID-19 infections are coming from — and suspect the wind blowing in from their secretive neighbor. https://t.co/S1P6xEvwIt

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) June 8, 2022

1. Restart trilateral defense exercises
2. South Korean participation in QUAD working group
3. 3rd party mediation on WWII legacy sensitivities
4. U.S.-Japan-S Korea invest in strengthening ties
More policy recs in this @AsiaProgram @KoreaCenter blog: https://t.co/y8e5uK6EYx pic.twitter.com/aFdctUoIWA

— The Wilson Center (@TheWilsonCenter) May 25, 2022

Here's how Japan is embracing the concept of well-being. #wef22 https://t.co/7soP62P4Wr

— World Economic Forum (@wef) May 22, 2022

The US and China are edging dangerously close to cold war. Here's why Japan could be trapped in the middle https://t.co/VRpx3WTsF7

— Businessweek (@BW) June 8, 2022

CHINA's ECONOMIC SPHERE | LITHUANIA SEEKS ALTERNATIVE

The foreign minister's visit to Japan comes as Lithuania seeks increased engagement with the Indo-Pacific region.https://t.co/iHkwTqQTvx

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) June 7, 2022

China Provoking Japan to Set Off Military Offensive | https://t.co/z3C0fhzyNu https://t.co/D7exiq8yOA via @Newsmax

— Clare Lopez (@ClareMLopez) June 7, 2022

China's top diplomat says new, old China-Japan problems intertwined https://t.co/odBPRVX2vn pic.twitter.com/pPHMTR4D1w

— Reuters (@Reuters) June 7, 2022

Old problems in China-Japan ties are intertwined with new ones, difficulties & challenges cannot be ignored if the two nations want stable, healthy&resilient ties in the next 50 years, senior diplomat Yang Jiechi told Japanese national security chief Takeo Akiba on the phone Tue. pic.twitter.com/WdvgGYQcYQ

— Global Times (@globaltimesnews) June 7, 2022

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スイスと日本に関連する最近のツイート

PM Kishida: Today I had talks with Mr. Ignazio Cassis, President and Head of the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs of #Switzerland, who is now visiting #Japan. President Cassis and I had an exchange of views on Russian aggression towards #Ukraine. (1/2) pic.twitter.com/ao9XGQR0xZ

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) April 18, 2022

Praying for #peace – uniting the world in troubled times 🕊🌏 Touching visit to a Buddhist temple at the end of my official trip to #Japan. 日本の皆さん、ありがとうございました。 pic.twitter.com/0aqUHykGWT

— Ignazio Cassis (@ignaziocassis) April 21, 2022

🇨🇭 #Swiss President @ignaziocassis visited 🇯🇵#Japan this week. On Monday 18 April, he met with Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and other government officials in Tokyo – with a focus on security policy and bilateral partnership. @JPN_PMO @EDA_DFAE https://t.co/sBAsrlWTLc pic.twitter.com/0v1QKL5uJr

— Ambassador Fabrice Filliez (@SwissAmbSGP) April 22, 2022

The visit by Swiss Federal President @ignaziocassis to Japan has underlined 🇨🇭- 🇯🇵 partnerships in politics to defend a rules based world order, in economics to strengthen free trade and in science and innovation. https://t.co/ddqkbLNq0o

— Asia Pacific Division Swiss MFA (@SwissMFAasia) April 21, 2022

Bilateral meetings in #Tokyo 🇯🇵 President @ignaziocassis spoke with Prime Minister @kishida230 and Foreign Minister @hayashi09615064 about the war in Ukraine, global security, as well as trade and science cooperation with #Japan 🗞👉 https://t.co/FbysrBAlhk pic.twitter.com/ib8n6ZDfes

— Swiss MFA (@SwissMFA) April 18, 2022

Economy, science and innovation 👉 Today, President @ignaziocassis rounds off his official visit to Japan with a speech on #ScienceDiplomacy at Kyoto University @KyotoU_News 🇯🇵

🗞 https://t.co/nPcdx1SL1K pic.twitter.com/PUaybTXig6

— Swiss MFA (@SwissMFA) April 21, 2022

Switzerland, an active #UN member, is committed to a strong and effective multilateral system. Switzerland 🇨🇭and Japan 🇯🇵 discussed their #UNSC candidature during President @ignaziocassis visit to Japan. #APlusForMultilateralism
Find out what🇨🇭can bring : https://t.co/U4W9Ql0w1W pic.twitter.com/0QRDqTDUw1

— Swiss Embassy Japan (@SwissEmbassyJP) April 28, 2022

#Swiss President @ignaziocassis is visiting #Japan from today on. In Tokyo he will meet Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and other government officials – with a focus on security policy and bilateral partnership. https://t.co/z0FxPQn9LI @JPN_PMO @EDA_DFAE (BK). https://t.co/U0yubPGFRC

— Swiss Embassy Japan (@SwissEmbassyJP) April 18, 2022

The president and vice president of the Parliamentary Friendship Group 🇨🇭🇯🇵 @Elisabeth_S_S and @ThierryBurkart will travel with Swiss President @ignaziocassis to Japan. They look froward to meeting @etoseishiro from Japan's House of Representative.https://t.co/wG5lN5ewnc

— Parliamentary Friendship Group Switzerland-Japan (@pgCHJP) April 14, 2022

SCCIJ News: "Swiss President Cassis to visit Japan"
Full article: https://t.co/DCCkNMZmxl
The President of Switzerland, @ignaziocassis, will visit Japan next week, accompanied by a business & scientific delegation. The President will also take part in a SCCIJ luncheon event. pic.twitter.com/ML1O2WQBRv

— 在日スイス商工会議所 (@SCCIJ) April 15, 2022

Big #ThankYou to Kyoko Suzuki of @SwissEmbassyJP for all the help preparing the many meetings of the Scientific Delegation during #Switzerland's president @ignaziocassis visit to #Japan. You have been brilliant! pic.twitter.com/RRbL5yWLd1

— Matthias Egger (@eggersnsf) April 21, 2022

En route to #Tokyo to discuss (even) closer scientific collaboration with #Japan as part of a delegation led by #Switzerland's president @ignaziocassis.
Unusual flight path avoids #UkraineUnderAttack, adding hours and tons of carbon. pic.twitter.com/s0900nbqIO

— Matthias Egger (@eggersnsf) April 17, 2022

Adding scientific weight to #Switzerland’s delegation is @eggersnsf, @uniofbern professor and @snsf_ch president, who has travelled to #Japan with @ignaziocassis the Swiss president. @EDA_DFAE https://t.co/f1hF6eVibW

— University of Bern International Relations (@uniofbern) April 19, 2022

An even bigger #ThankYou to @eggersnsf for opening doors and accelerating discussions towards enhanced research cooperation between #Switzerland and #Japan. One of the great impacts of the delegation led by #Switzerland’s president @ignaziocassis!

— STofficeTokyo (@STofficeTokyo) April 22, 2022

On April 20, H.E. Mr. Ignazio Cassis @ignaziocassis, President of Switzerland visited our association and met with Secretary General Hiroyuki Ishige,
The Swiss delegation gave a presentation on their pavilion plan for the #Expo2025 Osaka, Kansai, Japan🇨🇭🇯🇵@SwissEmbassyJP https://t.co/YHcMFuufXp pic.twitter.com/atcCqUiPbs

— Expo 2025 Osaka Kansai (@expo2025japan) April 25, 2022

Ergebnisreicher Besuch im Zeichen der Stärkung der Partnerschaften 🇨🇭🇯🇵 mit unserem Bundespräsidenten in #Japan: Ausbau #Wissenschaftskooperation, Spatenstich zu neuem Konsulat/#Swissnex in Osaka, Kick-off Weltausstellung #OSAKA2025. Top! Hier: @ignaziocassis „eingemittet“. pic.twitter.com/WWri7XGJ4K

— Elisabeth Schneider-Schneiter (@Elisabeth_S_S) April 21, 2022

Bundespräsident @ignaziocassis beendet Besuch in #Japan: Stärkung der bilateralen Partnerschaft🇨🇭🇯🇵 in den Bereichen #Handel, #Investitionen, #Wissenschaft und #Digitalisierung 👉 gemeinsam mit NR @Elisabeth_S_S, SR @ThierryBurkart sowie Wirtschafts- und Wissenschaftsdelegation. pic.twitter.com/znpQeY6kgd

— Cédric Stucky (@CedricStucky) April 21, 2022

Wirtschaft, Wissenschaft und Innovation 👉 Bundespräsident @ignaziocassis beendet heute seine Japan-Reise mit einer Rede zu #ScienceDiplomacy an der Universität Kyoto 🇯🇵 @KyotoU_News

🗞 https://t.co/zYnRHiwxF8 pic.twitter.com/Qvm8vsWPSv

— EDA – DFAE (@EDA_DFAE) April 21, 2022

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and Swiss President Ignazio Cassis agreed to maintain "strong" sanctions on Russia over its invasion of #Ukraine, Japan's Foreign Ministry said, as the war shows no signs of easing. (via @kyodo_english)https://t.co/jNAAxxU7em

— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) April 19, 2022

Ignazio Cassis, president and foreign minister of #Switzerland, will visit Japan for five days. During his stay in Japan, Cassis is scheduled to hold talks with Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi. (via @i_jijicom_eng)https://t.co/bfw36BwMa2

— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) April 17, 2022

Swiss President Ignazio Cassis and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida agreed in talks in Tokyo that Russia must be held accountable for attacks on Ukrainian civilians, Japan’s Foreign Ministry said.#Japan #Switzerland https://t.co/PREoW5WmMW

— Indo-Pacific Defense FORUM (@IPDefenseForum) April 19, 2022

PM Kishida & #Swiss President Ignazio #Cassis have agreed to keep strong sanctions on Russia over the country's invasion of Ukraine.
The two leaders met in Tokyo Monday evening. This is Cassis's first visit to Japan.

NHK https://t.co/R7lAP3gFwV

— Noriyuki SHIKATA (四方敬之) (@norishikata) April 18, 2022

Global Food Security Index 2021

Top 10 Countries

Ireland🇮🇪 🥇
Austria🇦🇹 🥈
UK🇬🇧 🥉
Finland🇫🇮
Switzerland🇨🇭
Netherlands🇳🇱
Canada🇨🇦
Japan🇯🇵
France🇫🇷
USA🇺🇸@TheEconomist pic.twitter.com/cL80BUSdjY

— Informal Economy (@EconomyInformal) May 21, 2022

Market pricing for hikes through 2024

1. New Zealand: +333 bps
2. Australia: +327 bps
3. Canada: +264 bps
3. Sweden: +263 bps
5. USA: +248 bps
6. ECB: +210 bps
7. Switzerland: +151 bps
8. Japan: 19 bps

Global recession is coming. Markets couldn't be further from pricing that… pic.twitter.com/v8cNtjSBY3

— Robin Brooks (@RobinBrooksIIF) May 27, 2022

Time on Phones and Social Media

Top 5 Countries

Brazil🇧🇷
Colombia🇨🇴
Mexico🇲🇽
Turkey🇹🇷
Portugal🇵🇹

Bottom 5 Countries

Japan🇯🇵
Germany🇩🇪
France🇫🇷
Netherlands🇳🇱
Switzerland🇨🇭@OECD pic.twitter.com/g5QztKXgq4

— Informal Economy (@EconomyInformal) May 25, 2022

Cost of Childcare

Switzerland🇨🇭: 64
Australia🇦🇺: 60
Netherlands🇳🇱: 60
Greece🇬🇷: 51
Japan🇯🇵: 50
UK🇬🇧: 49
Ireland🇮🇪: 38
USA🇺🇸: 32
Canada🇨🇦: 28
France🇫🇷: 23
EU🇪🇺: 20
Korea🇰🇷: 15
Finland🇫🇮: 14
Estonia🇪🇪: 9
Spain🇪🇸: 9
Sweden🇸🇪: 8
Latvia🇱🇻: 7
Iceland🇮🇸: 6
Austria🇦🇹: 3@OECD⏩: 25 pic.twitter.com/ZWdw6cvSv5

— Informal Economy (@EconomyInformal) May 22, 2022

A joint humanitarian statement on the protection of civilians in Ukraine

by Australia, Canada, the Czech Republic, Estonia, the European Union, Italy, Japan, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the United States of America

👇 pic.twitter.com/UrNHne52GN

— UK in Ukraine 🇬🇧🇺🇦 (@UKinUkraine) May 24, 2022

🇯🇵 Russian diplomat to Switzerland resigns to protest the invasion of Ukraine #japan #mostshared https://t.co/NbvVROXJ3D

— Imminent Global News (@imminent_news) May 24, 2022

In 2021, for the first time in a decade, the countries that have consistently spent the most on multifamily properties in the United States — Canada, Bahrain, Switzerland, Israel, the U.K., Singapore, Germany, Japan, China and the Netherlands — shifted. https://t.co/XWOPGMgQHd

— Construction Dive (@constructdive) May 23, 2022

RESOURCE DEAL | MAURBENI SELLS U.S. GRAIN TRADER TO GLENCORE

An executive at the Japanese trading house admits that they "paid too much" for Gavilon.https://t.co/F49jbsX11E

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) January 26, 2022

Japan's Marubeni to sell Gavilon grain business to Glencore arm for $1.1 bln https://t.co/CPu6bOMzau pic.twitter.com/o2DgCstnsf

— Reuters (@Reuters) January 26, 2022

国産コーヒーの大規模栽培に挑む「沖縄コーヒープロジェクト」。新たにうるま市と連携し、取り組みを加速https://t.co/VdFhKoQza9

— ネスレ日本株式会社広報担当 (@nestlejapannews) May 24, 2022

Nestlé Japan Co., Ltd. Growing steadily toward the first harvest from the winter of 2022 “Okinawa Coffee Proj ect” to challenge large-scale cultivation of domestic coffee Newly collaborate with Uruma City to accelerate efforts https://t.co/lU8VpY8X7Y

— re-how.net (@rehownet2) May 24, 2022

✨ What's better than getting Japanese KitKat? Getting a Japanese KitKat bundle!

We've made specially packed sets of KitKat, Nestle, and Kirby & Korean cosmetics. Don't miss these deals! 🔗 https://t.co/6c0VkmeDBY 👈 pic.twitter.com/Y00Q8AY5QW

— JapanHaul (@japanhaul) May 29, 2022

Watch Nestle's New Anime Video Celebrating Japanese KitKats https://t.co/66iondW6nt

— HYPEBEAST (@HYPEBEAST) March 1, 2022

"When you look at our position globally we are #1 in Europe, expect to be top 3 over time in China & Japan… & it’s our goal in medium to long-term to be top 5 in US”, Vas Narasimhan on Novartis’ outlook, pipeline & performance. https://t.co/1yfFW2hj8P $NVS #NVSQ122

— Novartis (@Novartis) April 26, 2022

NEWS

気候変動に取り組むチューリッヒが提供する公式YouTubeにて新緑の山道に入ってくる者たちを包み込むように鼓動する、厳かな森の息吹の音色を @UQiYO が演奏しました

🌿UQiYO「森のこどう」https://t.co/6m3W92kb1S

Green Music produced by Zurichhttps://t.co/tPXMOIfg3Q @ZurichJapan pic.twitter.com/A79p5Lz9Jw

— UQiYO_staff (@UQiYO_insider) May 9, 2022

#森のこどう

「作業時間を豊かにしたい」時におすすめです。#和歌山県 #熊野古道からインスピレーションを受けた @UQiYO さんの作品。

フルver.はYouTubeにて公開中です。https://t.co/BQvKV54KdC #GreenMusic #心やすらぐ自然の音色 pic.twitter.com/aEJnF0bqUX

— チューリッヒ保険会社 (@ZurichJapan) April 29, 2022

青々とした美しい川面と緑に囲まれ、そびえたつのは #八木ヶ鼻。#新潟県 #三条市 #下田郷の風景です。

もうすぐ連休です。
美しい自然に囲まれ、ゆったりとした時間を過ごす。
そんな旅はいかがでしょうか？#車で行きたい #バイクで行きたい #美しい自然の風景 pic.twitter.com/sR53TK7rq3

— チューリッヒ保険会社 (@ZurichJapan) April 26, 2022

新緑の季節、さわやかな風と海を
感じる旅はいかがでしょう？

写真は #千葉県 #九十九里浜です。#シーサイドラインを一直線に走り抜ける
ドライブは爽快そのもの！

ぜひ途中停車して、眼前に広がる
自然の心地よさを感じてみてください。#車で行きたい #バイクで行きたい #美しい自然の風景 pic.twitter.com/pmAJPfdADW

— チューリッヒ保険会社 (@ZurichJapan) April 21, 2022

Credit Suisse has reiterated its #Tesla $TSLA $1,125 price target and is convinced that the company's long-term opportunity remains intact. The firm believes that buying the stock is an attractive proposition now, with an upside potential of almost 60%https://t.co/XBNeTsz30Q

— Eva Fox 🦊🇺🇦 Shadow Crew (@EvaFoxU) May 28, 2022

Happy Hwang-iversary to Archegos. One year ago @CreditSuisse, @MorganStanley, @GoldmanSachs, @Nomura fought over dumping $GSX $GOTU

Just a reminder that *not one person*has been held criminally responsible. 🇺🇸 @mcelarier @BW @ResearchGrizzly @muddywatersre @WallStCynic pic.twitter.com/TIWei3a0s9

— Fusa (@GrapefruitGals) March 28, 2022

KKR to acquire MC-UBSR from Mitsubishi and @UBS for $2bn.https://t.co/fJjacc68l5 via @MergerLinks #MergersAcquisitionsDivestitures #Japan #RealEstate pic.twitter.com/O2M8chgGq2

— MergerLinks (@MergerLinks) March 17, 2022

.@UBS estimates that wealth for women in Asia outside of Japan will jump to $7.3 trillion by 2025, an increase of about 50% on 2020.https://t.co/34IMxqc4ox #wealthmanagement

— Financial Planning (@finplan) March 8, 2022

金属産業のリーディングサプライヤであるABBとTenova社は世界最高水準の歩留り率を誇る原料装入・溶融・電磁撹拌ソリューションをイタリアのAcciaieria Arvedi社に提供、現在稼働中のこの記録的な電気炉は300トンの出銑量があり、熱間成形鉄を含む混合装入物を溶解します。https://t.co/zPSknJV6XM pic.twitter.com/rguylRncMa

— ABB Japan (@ABB_Japan) May 27, 2022

ABBはインドにおける電気自動車充電の主要デジタルプラットフォームを展開するNumocityの経営権取得に合意したことを発表、株式保有比率を72%に引き上げ、2026年までに単独オーナーになる権利を有します。この取得はアジア・中東における同社の地位を強化するものとなります。https://t.co/MJLCcjABOJ pic.twitter.com/eA3aOMe2cy

— ABB Japan (@ABB_Japan) May 26, 2022

⁉️ご存じでしたか…
ABBの永久磁石式軸発電機は外航船のエネルギー効率を向上させます。従来式軸発電機と比較して優れた効率、性能、信頼性を実現します。燃料費を最大4％、CO2排出量を1日あたり数トン削減でき、新造船だけでなく既存の船舶に後付けもできます。https://t.co/SdTB69zuBT #DidYouKnow pic.twitter.com/jpUdGnWCiB

— ABB Japan (@ABB_Japan) May 25, 2022

大手鉄鋼メーカーであるティッセンクルップスチール・ヨーロッパ社はABBのテクノロジーを採用、工場改修・新設の一環で生産最適化を図ります。独自開発のABB FCモールド電磁攪拌・制動技術は同社のコスト効率と歩留りを改善し、持続可能性と収益性の両目標を支えます。
詳細：https://t.co/OfqXVeNz26 pic.twitter.com/IR6B4Svqdr

— ABB Japan (@ABB_Japan) May 23, 2022

Last week, corporate #greenwashing, IMF slashes its global forecast, Japan’s corporate work culture is changing, and the benefits of meeting-free days.

Read last week’s trends from the #WorldOfWork 👇#FutureOfWork #TOP5Trends #FutureOfSkills

— The Adecco Group (@AdeccoGroup) April 25, 2022

Read how parametric insurance can play a key role in easing the effects of supply chain disruption after an earthquake in countries with leading semiconductor businesses such as Taiwan and Japan: https://t.co/bN7szXnHCc #innovativerisk #parametric pic.twitter.com/8Hf3vDZsrU

— Corporate Solutions (@SwissRe_CS) February 15, 2022

I am proud and humbled to share that I will represent @LafargeIraq & @Holcim at the One Young World Summit in Tokyo this year! @OneYoungWorld is such a powerful platform & network to make real change in the world as we build a better tomorrow🌍#BuildingProgress #OYW2022 #Holcim https://t.co/D1NFLX9Ru8

— Kaz (@KazKurda) February 7, 2022

Japan in Switzerland: our ultimate guide on Japanese culture, food, and shopping in スイス 🧒🇯🇵🇨🇭https://t.co/oOTdBIIRaF @pantarheipr @JNTOGermany @asconalocarno @myinterlaken @BernWelcome @LausanneCO

— ️Newly Swissed️ (@newlyswissed) May 25, 2022

Japan is an island country, a country that has signed UNCLOS.🇯🇵also signed the Treaty of Lausanne in 1923. Ιt is an essential interlocutor on the issues of the Law of the Sea & in the effort to address revisionism, meaning adherence to the Treaties & the borders defined by these. pic.twitter.com/x2J4vlk6Xd

— Nikos Dendias (@NikosDendias) April 13, 2022

Gran Turismo Concept 2002 TOKYO-GENEVA (2002) [PS2] – RetroArch with PCSX2 https://t.co/b8vkLP7Ih3 via @YouTube

— libretro (@libretro) May 4, 2022

Envie d'un peu de fraîcheur? Venez prendre l'air au MAH et profiter une dernière fois de la présentation FEUILLES D'ÉVENTAILS qui ferme ses portes ce dimanche.

FEUILLES D'ÉVENTAILS, ENTRE EUROPE ET JAPON#derniersjours !

Plus d’infos ici 👉 https://t.co/X3uoQKPwTg pic.twitter.com/4RaYPxpNNR

— MAH Genève (@MAHgeneve) May 27, 2022

Ambassador Yamazaki and Ambassador Honsei visited Director-General of @CERN, Dr. Fabiola Gianotti.
In the meeting, we discussed the partnership and cooperation on scientific programs. pic.twitter.com/1JjB6ATovj

— JAPAN Mission GENEVA (@JapanMissionGE) May 5, 2022

When crises happen, UNHCR must respond immediately .

Huge thanks to the people of Japan 🇯🇵 and @MofaJapan_en for emergency funding. You're helping refugees from Ukraine & those displaced inside the country.pic.twitter.com/nYlrXpV0Sd

— Dominique Isabelle Hyde (@DominiqueHyde) March 11, 2022

Protests were held in Paris, Lisbon, London, Rome, Zurich and Tokyo. https://t.co/OMZBQBE0YD

— euronews (@euronews) March 5, 2022

“The metaverse is a new destination we can go to. Me that’s how I like to talk about it, we can go to Zurich, New York, Tokyo, Beijing or the Metaverse”

That’s the view of our CEO Sebastien Tondeur. To watch the whole interview, click the link below 👇https://t.co/3khJW2ZJLs pic.twitter.com/86dSlLEpt7

— MCI (@WeAreMCI) March 9, 2022

A bright day to visit my Alma matter ⁦@ETH_en⁩ #Einstein ⁦@EthAlumni⁩, returning back to ⁦@swissnexNetwork⁩ in #Japan this weekend! pic.twitter.com/pqK7WWV20F

— Felix Moesner (@FelixMoesner) May 27, 2022

Matter-#Antimatter symmetry and #Antimatter gravity studied at once https://t.co/GM7Xz1bBhp #Accelerator #Antihydrogen #Architecture #CERN #ETHZurich #Europe #European #Japan #Operation #Resolution #Scientists #StandardModel #Tokyo #University #UniversityOfTokyo pic.twitter.com/nVonlZXwL9

— Mirage News (@MirageNewsCom) January 10, 2022

#Spotlight–– Momoyo Kaijima, #WolfPrize laureate in Architecture is Tokyo-born and completed her Architecture degree and doctorate at @tokyotech_en. Today, Kaijima is a Professor of Architectural Behaviorology at @ETH_en. pic.twitter.com/UaYPzWh6jt

— Wolf Prize (@WolfPrize_) February 17, 2022

Tokyo native, Momoyo Kaijima, Professor of Architectural Behaviorology at ETH Zurich and her partner Yoshiharu Tsukamoto have been honoured with this year’s Wolf Prizehttps://t.co/yCml8DSZSe #ArchitectureAward #ArchitecturePrize #MomoyoKaijima #Architecture #Tokyo pic.twitter.com/0HYFqnBoL7

— e-architect (@e_architect) February 24, 2022

How audits can stifle competitive public procurement: Evidence from Chile
➡️ https://t.co/JaYZ109YsB

Maria Paula Gerardino @the_IDB, Stephan Litschig @GRIPS_Japan, Dina Pomeranz @DinaPomeranz @UZH_en pic.twitter.com/Tvwhw7ubzN

— VoxDev (@vox_dev) May 3, 2022

Last week we launched the new #Japan Lecture Series with a distinguished guest. #Ambassador Kojiro Shiraishi held his speech about #journalism and #democracy at the University of Zurich. https://t.co/n7CVXtxIbH @UZH_en @sjcc_85 #eiz #europainstitut #eizuzh pic.twitter.com/nHldue9LkJ

— Europa Institut an der Universität Zürich (EIZ) (@EIZ_Zurich) April 8, 2022

@UZH_en launches a #Japan Lecture Series with important personalities from the arts, science, business and society. The series starts with Kojiro Shiraishi, Japanese Ambassador to Switzerlandhttps://t.co/knqUrATAKt @EIZ_Zurich @SJCC_85 #newspapers #media #news #Japan pic.twitter.com/vKzw4Zc0EM

— Ch. Schwarzenegger (@_ametora_) March 22, 2022

Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.52（IPEF, North Korea）

Following the official launch of the IPEF, Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo and US Trade Representative Katherine Tai held a virtual meeting of ministers of member countries to discuss the framework @CommerceGov https://t.co/AxWlv4g9tT

— CSIS Scholl Chair (@CSIS_Trade) May 24, 2022

Bill Reinsch, @MPGoodman88, @bensonel, and @aidanaras discuss the launching of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity. What it means and potential next steps: https://t.co/EPQe52JpxB

— CSIS Scholl Chair (@CSIS_Trade) May 24, 2022

President Biden says proposed trade deal will help the U.S. remain a leading force in Asia. https://t.co/zc9mngOrdb

— CBS News (@CBSNews) May 24, 2022

“‘Economy is Security’”: Biden’s Quad trip shows that in Asia, trade and security are one thing” by @tedkempcnbc via @CNBC. “The Quad countries made clear that real security has to heed Asian countries’ economic wants and needs.” #trade #IPEF #Asia https://t.co/qOVT8IWznu

— WITA (@WITA_DC) May 24, 2022

“12 Asian Nations Join Negotiations on Biden’s Signature Economic Initiative for the Region” by @StevenOverly via @politico. #Biden formally launched the #Indo–#Pacific Economic Framework on Monday during his visit to #Tokyo. #Biden #USA #Japan #IPEF https://t.co/un6O8ggI5F

— WITA (@WITA_DC) May 24, 2022

More great news today from #Japan. AAIP looks forward to working closely with the Administration to ensure the #IPEF is bold, inclusive and aspirational. ⁦@POTUS #IndoPacific⁩ via @NYTimes https://t.co/0StgxfZX7x

— American Association of the Indo-Pacific (@OfficialAAIP) May 23, 2022

President Biden announced this week a major economic agreement with a dozen countries in the Indo-Pacific region, to be called the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF).

CEI's @RegoftheDay breaks it downhttps://t.co/lKqqaFPvZk

— Competitive Enterprise Institute (@ceidotorg) May 24, 2022

The Biden administration’s IPEF formally kicked off on Monday with 13 member states.https://t.co/4Ljm13KWqJ pic.twitter.com/NfVquxsUNW

— The Diplomat (@Diplomat_APAC) May 24, 2022

The #IPEF was first proposed by @POTUS Joe Biden in October and was formally launched in Japan yesterday.https://t.co/LBWSj2nn6g

— Farmers Weekly NZ (@FarmersWeeklyNZ) May 24, 2022

The United States and a dozen nations, from Japan in the north to Australia in the south, launched the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) on Monday, built on common interests in the digital economy and clean government. @chuckabbott1 (paywall) https://t.co/rVsCUVXKzb

— Food & Environment Reporting Network (@FERNnews) May 24, 2022

Our senior researcher @WanHsinLiu gave her views about US President Joe Biden launching the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) in Japan today. She talked to @KoberChristoph at @dwnews 👉 https://t.co/V49781lh1C pic.twitter.com/7mSybuHcX5

— Kiel Institute (IfW Kiel) (@kielinstitute) May 23, 2022

Biden bids to win back Asia with IPEF trade gambit https://t.co/q9Ghu2oO2S

— Asia Times (@asiatimesonline) May 24, 2022

Biden’s IPEF woefully more form than substance https://t.co/ltmydYMzkZ

— Asia Times (@asiatimesonline) May 24, 2022

U.S. President Joe Biden wound up his visit to South Korea and Japan Monday with the announcement of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF), drawing more Southeast Asian involvement than previously anticipated.https://t.co/aRR8GKVZj1

— Radio Free Asia (@RadioFreeAsia) May 24, 2022

U.S. President Joe Biden announced on Monday the launch of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF), which includes a dozen Indo-Pacific countries and is designed to provide a counterweight against Chinese economic clout in the region.https://t.co/eG5Wrez2VM

— VOA DEEWA (@voadeewa) May 23, 2022

India has formally joined the 13-member Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF) initiative launched by US President Joe Biden in Tokyo, reports @AmitiSen https://t.co/hOg0ndSR5S

— Business Line (@businessline) May 23, 2022

Watch : In a bid to work closely with Asia, US President Joe Biden unveiled a new trade pact named the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework or IPEF in Tokyo. What is the pact about?https://t.co/O1hhcz4swJ

— Business Line (@businessline) May 24, 2022

Following the tweaking of the US-led Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF), #PMModi attended the formal launch in #Tokyo with Joe Biden. India became one of the first thirteen countries to join the IPEF as a partner.https://t.co/FhHdZWjA2F

— Financial Express (@FinancialXpress) May 24, 2022

US President Joe Biden said in Tokyo today that 13 countries, including India, will be part of the launch of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity

(@Rezhasan reports)https://t.co/fyxtXFFxS9

— Hindustan Times (@htTweets) May 23, 2022

India on Monday joined US President Joe Biden’s plank to counter the growing Chinese influence in the #IndoPacific @narendramodi @JoeBiden #IPEF https://t.co/HWsNK0vv64

— The Telegraph (@ttindia) May 24, 2022

#PMModi to join #Biden’s #IPEF launch; US backs straightforward talks on #Ukraine

Read: https://t.co/LpJ7crm6Bi pic.twitter.com/uTM15X6ymc

— The Times Of India (@timesofindia) May 23, 2022

In the presence of United States President Joe Biden in Tokyo, PM Narendra Modi @narendramodi on Monday announced India’s partnership in the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF)#IPEF #QuadSummit2022 #PMModiInJapan pic.twitter.com/iUlFj0BGqx

— Deccan Chronicle (@DeccanChronicle) May 24, 2022

A White House Fact Sheet said, IPEF will enable the United States and the allies to decide on rules of the road that ensure American workers, small businesses, and ranchers can compete in the Indo-Pacific.#Tokyo #indopacific2022 https://t.co/jN8u7Nv2Rw

— Organiser Weekly (@eOrganiser) May 23, 2022

President Joe Biden Monday launched the new trade deal with 12 countries under the title Indo-Pacific Economic Framework or IPEF avowedly aimed at strengthening their economies….https://t.co/EaHWqsQ8tY

— The Financial Express (@febdonline) May 25, 2022

"As one Biden adviser told me, [IPEF] is central to the Biden administration’s 'post-neoliberal foreign policy.'”

We have to stay on guard for corporate power grabs, but man, the mainstream trade conversation has come a long way.https://t.co/6yw0s7seT6

— Global Trade Watch (@PCGTW) May 24, 2022

Some of my thoughts on IPEF 👇

Biden Administration Unveils New Indo-Pacific Pact https://t.co/MCsuTRbNMF via @news_ntd

— Riley Walters (@WalteRiley) May 24, 2022

News on #SEA | The Biden administration on Monday announced that the United States will begin the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) with 12 initial partners, including Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, Vietnam, and Brunei. https://t.co/fNyy4S1Fdk

— CSIS Southeast Asia (@SoutheastAsiaDC) May 23, 2022

EXPLAINER | WHAT IS BIDEN'S NEW ECONOMIC FRAMEWORK?

How is the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) different from CPTPP and RCEP?https://t.co/SbioVZoPnM #IPEF #CPTPP #RCEP

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) May 23, 2022

During President #Biden’s visit to #Tokyo, the US plans to announce the countries that are joining the new Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (#IPEF). https://t.co/TP9wtYTHBh

— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) May 23, 2022

Indian PM #Modi and US President #Biden reach “substantive outcomes” in talks to strengthen their trade and defense ties, India says, though Modi refrained from condemning Russia for its invasion of Ukraine.https://t.co/8u3Hrp4xGV

— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) May 24, 2022

EXPLAINER: What's in IPEF, Biden's Proposed New Asia Trade Pact? https://t.co/FFCZu7D9Mt

— NBC Chicago (@nbcchicago) May 23, 2022

Taiwan — which had sought membership in the IPEF framework— isn’t among the governments that will be included. Participation of the self-ruled island of Taiwan, which China claims as its own, would have irked Beijing. https://t.co/53IS2izeNW

— WTVG 13abc (@13abc) May 23, 2022

The Biden administration recognizes the importance of its trade relationship with Taiwan. The more it is able to close the gap between announcement of IPEF and announcement of specific steps to strengthen US-Taiwan trade relationship, the better. https://t.co/a0R5nXCjiW

— Ryan Hass (@ryanl_hass) May 22, 2022

My take on the IPEF. Impressive launch. Let’s hope the pillar scoping exercise and the actual negotiation is as successful!! https://t.co/eNf4qZ3oVs

— Wendy Cutler (@wendyscutler) May 24, 2022

President Biden is launching a new Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (#IPEF) with 12 other countries in the region.

The new collective will not include #China or #Taiwan. https://t.co/mhJCDx2Xxd

— The Epoch Times (@EpochTimes) May 23, 2022

As a trading nation, Malaysia will continue to onboard new trade agendas and with the IPEF initiative under the stewardship of the Biden-Harris Administration, a critical milestone in the trajectory of inclusive and progressive regional cooperation is at play. pic.twitter.com/GUtwMCxvW2

— Mohamed Azmin Ali 🇲🇾 (@AzminAli) May 24, 2022

#Biden: #US would defend #Taiwan militarily from invasion, 13 countries to join #IPEF https://t.co/dYdnMzwdNX #TMRWorld

— TheMalaysianReserve (@TMReserve) May 23, 2022

"I am optimistic that this cooperation acknowledges that our economic policy interests in the region are intertwined; and deepening economic engagement among partners is crucial for continued growth, peace, and prosperity,” Azmin said #IPEF #Biden https://t.co/zKrlifUYw4

— Sinar Daily (@sinardailymy) May 23, 2022

Biden’s will launch IPEF, a programme to bind countries more closely through common standards in areas including supply-chain resilience, clean energy, infrastructure and digital trade.https://t.co/yVJEHEA7YU

— Asia Financial (@Asia_Financial) May 23, 2022

Joe Biden launches trade agreement with 12 Asian nations and seeks to have parallel talks with Taiwan (which is not included) on supply chain issues such as semi-conductors. #IPEF #Taiwan https://t.co/eoEj2LB8ur

— Demetri (@Dimi) May 23, 2022

Following the launch of a new Asian-American trade deal, the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (#IPEF), #PresidentBiden asserted that the US would militarily defend #Taiwan if China were to attack.

Read more on @impakterdotcom 👇https://t.co/ha4aGSY1og

— Mathilde Grandjean (@shoalingatoms) May 23, 2022

More Global Governance today…the IPEF. A different type of global economic grouping.https://t.co/xUCIXN2jfq

— David Redfern (@jmbgeog) May 24, 2022

India is all set to join the US-led Indo-Pacific Economic Forum (IPEF) — a mega “economic arrangement” that will be launched by President Joe Biden in an effort to counter China’s rising economic clout https://t.co/Qv30TIWKFx

— Julien Legendre (@JulienTerzariol) May 22, 2022

52 U.S. senators urge Biden to include Taiwan in IPEFhttps://t.co/YI6gxs8FMN

— Taiwan in Honolulu (@honolulu_in) May 19, 2022

Yesterday, I met with family members of Japanese citizens who were abducted by North Korea several decades ago. Their stories were heartbreaking, and I call on North Korea to right this historic wrong and provide a full accounting of the 12 Japanese nationals who remain missing. pic.twitter.com/MzrcQMAOTq

— President Biden (@POTUS) May 23, 2022

U.S. President Joe Biden met with families of Japanese citizens abducted by North Korea decades ago to show his support for their efforts to win the return of their loved ones. The families say Biden encouraged them as their hopes were fading. https://t.co/vq1TKUmY1u

— The Associated Press (@AP) May 23, 2022

The South Korean military says North Korea launched three ballistic missiles in succession on Wednesday morning. The move came after US President Joe Biden concluded his visit to Seoul and Tokyo to strengthen trilateral ties.
https://t.co/7WAklESQv5

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) May 25, 2022

Family members of Japanese nationals abducted by North Korea met U.S. President Joe Biden at the State Guesthouse in Tokyo https://t.co/LtkWKZf4q1

— The Japan News (@The_Japan_News) May 24, 2022

U.S. President Joe Biden has urged North Korea to correct the "historic wrong" of its past abductions of Japanese nationals in the 1970s and 1980s. https://t.co/hq567DWnd4

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) May 25, 2022

North Korea launched two apparent ballistic missiles, Japan’s Defense Ministry said Wednesday, just a day after U.S. leader Joe Biden wrapped up his first visit to Asia as president. https://t.co/WqWx2CR0rT

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) May 24, 2022

North Korea fired three missiles, including one thought to be an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), on Wednesday, after U.S. President Joe Biden left Asia.https://t.co/fjI0dsvNPc

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) May 25, 2022

#UPDATE North Korea fired a suspected intercontinental ballistic missile early Wednesday, Seoul's military says, just one day after President Joe Biden wrapped up his first Asia visit as US leaderhttps://t.co/5pXlvzSCRd pic.twitter.com/n68BSKSTwv

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) May 25, 2022

North Korea fired three missiles, including one thought to be an intercontinental ballistic missile, after U.S. President Joe Biden left Asia following a trip in which he agreed to new measures to deter the nuclear-armed state https://t.co/h0wwoAwZtA pic.twitter.com/E0ozt0S4hk

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 25, 2022

North Korea fires missiles hours after Biden leaves Asia https://t.co/A2uXSopHdI

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) May 25, 2022

North Korea launch three missiles, including ICBM, hours after Joe Biden departs from Asia https://t.co/oErWSpQzdn

— Daily Express (@Daily_Express) May 25, 2022

N. Korea fired three ballistic missiles off its east coast on Wednesday, Seoul's military said, just hours after US President Joe Biden left the region following a trip in which he agreed to boost measures to deter the nuclear-armed state.#NorthKorea https://t.co/7AnUKUAb24

— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) May 25, 2022

North Korea has fired three ballistic missiles off its east coast, South Korea’s military says, hours after US President Joe Biden wrapped up his visit to the region.

Read more: https://t.co/0L3YmN7xWR pic.twitter.com/Z11L9GBAPY

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) May 25, 2022

#NorthKorea fired three missiles, including one thought to be an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) on Wednesday, after U.S. President #JoeBiden left Asiahttps://t.co/R4Jf0iapRp

— Financial Express (@FinancialXpress) May 25, 2022

Has North Korea fired three ballistic missiles towards the sea to taunt the US? Read more. https://t.co/fb0mhMnvNi

— WION (@WIONews) May 25, 2022

North Korea fired three missiles, including one thought to be an intercontinental ballistic missile on Wednesday, after U.S. President Joe Biden left Asia following a trip in which he agreed to new measures to deter the nuclear-armed state. https://t.co/rPKk1kQcta

— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) May 25, 2022

DEVELOPING STORY: North Korea launches 2 unspecified ballistic missile hours after U.S. President Joe Biden returns from East Asia trip

READ HERE: https://t.co/IvEFpPvfIz

— NK NEWS (@nknewsorg) May 24, 2022

North Korea tests three ballistic missiles, as Biden concludes Asia trip https://t.co/cTEhOYzx03

— South China Morning Post (@SCMPNews) May 24, 2022

North Korea has been test-firing a flurry of ballistic missiles since the beginning of this year. https://t.co/XETkZ1AvHf

— TheStarKenya (@TheStarKenya) May 25, 2022

North Korea fires salvo of missiles, including ICBM, hours after Biden leaves Asia https://t.co/iNdmCAowlP

— Toronto Sun (@TheTorontoSun) May 25, 2022

North Korea launches ballistic missiles after Biden leaves Asia https://t.co/QsplrxnfwG

— CP24 (@CP24) May 25, 2022

Hours after Biden leaves Asia, North Korea launches a suspected ICBM and two other missileshttps://t.co/N3XBmInAAb

— TIME (@TIME) May 25, 2022

North Korea test-fires three ballistic missiles after Biden’s Asia trip https://t.co/hTulsTr1Fx

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) May 25, 2022

The missiles, launched hours after President Joe Biden wrapped up his first presidential trip to South Korea and Japan, came from the Sunan area, the South’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a text message to reporters. https://t.co/4Wz9GsRV6r

— Stars and Stripes (@starsandstripes) May 25, 2022

North Korea launches ballistic missiles after Biden leaves Asia https://t.co/HL6aJAMA5E pic.twitter.com/nRktqFp8xC

— Star-Advertiser (@StarAdvertiser) May 25, 2022

NEW: North Korea has test-launched a suspected intercontinental ballistic missile and two shorter-range weapons into the sea, South Korea says. https://t.co/mYekkZzE2D

— NBC News NOW (@NBCNewsNow) May 25, 2022

North Korea launched three ballistic missiles toward the sea early Wednesday morning, South Korea’s military said. The launch marks North Korea’s 17th missile test this year. https://t.co/n7CfCkIMa2

— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) May 25, 2022

North Korea Launches 3 Ballistic Missiles Soon After Biden Departed Japan https://t.co/XchCnhVl7a

— zerohedge (@zerohedge) May 25, 2022

NEW 🚨 North Korea fired total three ballistic missiles towards the Sea of Japan today, just one day after Biden wrapped up his first Asia visit as US leader https://t.co/jlXvuRP1E3

— Insider Paper (@TheInsiderPaper) May 24, 2022

Don't expect more than tough talk from Seoul's new conservative leader on Pyongyang.https://t.co/KkiwoY0kbj

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) May 24, 2022

The Biden administration appears to be returning to the Obama-era “strategic patience” of not engaging in North Korea. https://t.co/STDxFwbhPO

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) May 24, 2022

North Korea say there has been no new Covid deaths, the first time since it flagged an outbreak nearly 2 weeks ago https://t.co/ajKCEjQBIn

— NBC News (@NBCNews) May 24, 2022

President Joe Biden and his new South Korean counterpart Yoon Suk-yeol agreed to hold bigger military drills and deploy more U.S. weapons if necessary to deter North Korea, while offering to send COVID vaccines and potentially meet Kim Jong Un https://t.co/1rnbKWW2Hm pic.twitter.com/C0vj8liihL

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 21, 2022

President Joe Biden and South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol say that they will consider expanded joint military exercises to deter the nuclear threat from North Korea. The announcement in Seoul reflects a shift in direction from former President Trump. https://t.co/SPb6RFExmm

— The Associated Press (@AP) May 21, 2022

North Korea say there has been no new Covid deaths, the first time since it flagged an outbreak nearly 2 weeks ago https://t.co/ajKCEjQBIn

— NBC News (@NBCNews) May 24, 2022

How bad is COVID-19 in North Korea? State media are reporting of an ‘unidentified fever’ spreading, but the Supreme Leader continues to hold mass gatherings (without wearing a mask). My piece on AJE, featuring @Robert_E_Kelly 📺 (BBC dad!) https://t.co/QTGiPz9339

— Leah Harding (@LeahHardingAJE) May 23, 2022

#NorthKorea reported over 134,510 new suspected #COVID19 cases, with the total number of fever cases reaching nearly 3 million. The daily number of #fever cases has remained below 200,000 for the 3rd consecutive day after reaching 219,030 cases Saturday. https://t.co/3MheHmRQmW

— The Korea Times (@koreatimescokr) May 24, 2022

Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.50（Quad Summit, Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF), etc. 日米豪印クアッド、インド太平洋経済枠組みなど）／ U.S.-Japan Summit Meetings 日米首脳会談 Vol.26（President Biden’s visit to Japan バイデン米大統領訪日）

取り急ぎ日本時間２４日午後１時までのツイートを以下貼っておきます。

Thank you to Prime Minister Kishida and Mrs. Kishida for the warm welcome to Japan and for hosting yesterday’s tea ceremony and dinner. pic.twitter.com/lOw1POwZcw

— President Biden (@POTUS) May 23, 2022

The U.S.-Japan alliance is the cornerstone of peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region — and our relationship is stronger than ever before. I met with Prime Minister Kishida to deepen our cooperation on security, emerging technologies, clean energy, and more. pic.twitter.com/obC08hiCnO

— President Biden (@POTUS) May 23, 2022

Yesterday was a great day of meetings with Emperor Naruhito and Prime Minister Kishida. The United States and Japan are demonstrating the strength of democracies in action, and we’re working together to create opportunity and prosperity throughout the Indo-Pacific. pic.twitter.com/n80DfgBITo

— President Biden (@POTUS) May 24, 2022

It was an honor to meet with Emperor Naruhito yesterday at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo. The strong relationship between our two nations is anchored by our people-to-people ties and I look forward to building on that foundation during my time here in Japan. pic.twitter.com/JXdkzwBkjs

— President Biden (@POTUS) May 23, 2022

Readout of President Biden’s Meeting with Prime Minister Kishida of Japanhttps://t.co/NxQ11A7IXl

— アメリカ大使館 (@usembassytokyo) May 23, 2022

PM Kishida: I welcome President Biden's visit to #Japan as it is a demonstration of the United States' strong commitment to the Indo-Pacific. As the post-Cold War era has come to an end, the value of the Japan-#US Alliance is being put to the test as never before. (1/2) pic.twitter.com/HClRXLyfKz

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) May 23, 2022

We welcomed U.S. President Biden at the State Guest House today.@POTUS @kishida230 pic.twitter.com/33kaGBO5Yu

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) May 23, 2022

President Biden: "A strong Japan and a strong U.S.-Japan alliance is a force for good in the region. […] The alliance between our two countries is stronger than it's ever been, and it's as important as it has ever been." https://t.co/R5cUfdlB4u pic.twitter.com/0NlAC56TdD

— The Hill (@thehill) May 24, 2022

U.S. President Joe Biden, in Japan to launch a regional economic plan to counter China and reaffirm ties with a key Asian ally, began his visit by meeting with Emperor Naruhito https://t.co/GVviUmPJX5 pic.twitter.com/ScbETSuGzp

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 23, 2022

U.S. President Joe Biden has urged North Korea to correct the "historic wrong" of its past abductions of Japanese nationals in the 1970s and 1980s. https://t.co/4M89R72wPK

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) May 23, 2022

I believe there's strong bipartisan consensus in Congress when it comes to the Indo-Pacific & the rising opportunities we see before us to further strengthen the U.S.-Japan alliance & the Quad. I urge Biden to seize these opportunities & stand ready to work with him if he does.

— Senator Bill Hagerty (@SenatorHagerty) May 23, 2022

China is holding military exercises in the disputed South China Sea coinciding with U.S. President Joe Biden’s visits to South Korea and Japan that are largely focused on countering the perceived threat from Beijing.

https://t.co/QRhzLRKMzs

— Newsmax (@newsmax) May 23, 2022

“The President would not have made these remarks just to "please" Japan or any other ally. This is an important and serious warning to Beijing and it should be understood as such," said retired senior U.S. diplomat Evans Revere https://t.co/29mUwKIVjs

— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) May 23, 2022

President Biden recommitted his support for Taiwan while on a visit to Japan.

https://t.co/ykVqjbt9lH

— USA TODAY Politics (@usatodayDC) May 23, 2022

President Joe Biden, speaking Monday during his first visit presidential visit to Japan, signaled an apparent end to the U.S. policy of strategic ambiguity by saying the United States would defend Taiwan against a Chinese invasion.https://t.co/ZfMoh4hJXs

— Stars and Stripes (@starsandstripes) May 24, 2022

The United States would defend Taiwan militarily against a Chinese invasion, President Biden has said https://t.co/Vnj2rYuOky

— The Times (@thetimes) May 23, 2022

President Joe Biden assured his "good friend" Prime Minister Fumio Kishida of Japan that the United States is fully committed to Japan's defence, amid simmering tension with Chinahttps://t.co/6e5SQqlEWV

— Hindustan Times (@htTweets) May 23, 2022

A surprised and agitated Beijing denounced President Biden's assertion that the US would intervene militarily along with Japan if China invaded self-ruled Taiwan, which effectively jeopardises Chinese President Xi's ambitious plan of national integrationhttps://t.co/wPD1lWSVTy

— Economic Times (@EconomicTimes) May 24, 2022

Biden's comment, made during his first visit to Japan since taking office, appeared to be a departure from existing US policy of so-called strategic ambiguity on Taiwan. https://t.co/BHIMlLcIiy

— The Wire (@thewire_in) May 23, 2022

Biden says he would be willing to use force to defend Taiwan against China https://t.co/BIUaMj5fs8

— The Japan News (@The_Japan_News) May 24, 2022

The American aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln will make a port call at #Yokosuka Naval Base in Japan. The San Diego-based carrier will enter the base, which is home to the USS Ronald Reagan carrier, with a crew of 4,779. (via @NikkeiAsia)https://t.co/av7jghFXkD

— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) May 22, 2022

President Joe Biden's six-day trip to South Korea and Japan aims to build rapport with the Asian nations’ leaders. https://t.co/3uK2zsNSQ7

— HuffPost (@HuffPost) May 19, 2022

President Biden launched the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF) with a dozen initial partners: Australia, Brunei, India, Indonesia, Japan, Republic of Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. https://t.co/RZcpWjY9Ih

— U.S. Embassy Bangkok (@USEmbassyBKK) May 24, 2022

Great to join @POTUS & our partners in launching the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework in Tokyo. IPEF will deepen U.S. engagement & expand our collaboration to take on the most important economic issues we face today. America is invested in the future of a #FreeandOpenIndoPacific.

— Secretary Antony Blinken (@SecBlinken) May 23, 2022

What to know about the new IPEF trade bloc Biden is touting In Asiahttps://t.co/WFsRt6Brjh

— TIME (@TIME) May 23, 2022

President Biden unveiled a new trade agreement dubbed the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF).

The pact, signed by the U.S. and 12 Asian nations, aims to secure industrial supplies, cut carbon emissions and combat corruption. https://t.co/vENZ6XX7J5

— NPR Politics (@nprpolitics) May 23, 2022

Just a Venn diagram explaining Asean -IPEF -Quad -RCEP overlapping membership https://t.co/bGxjbGzgn6 pic.twitter.com/srPdUFL6bB

— Sidhant Sibal (@sidhant) May 23, 2022

With the big caveat that these are two very different arrangements: #IPEF #RCEP #QuadSummit #BidenInJapan pic.twitter.com/rAfAsyPdmE

— Dhruva Jaishankar (@d_jaishankar) May 23, 2022

Biden administration's #IPEF will begin with 13 inaugural members, accounting for about 40% of the world's GDP.

11 of the 13 are part of #RCEP.
7 of the 13 belong to #CPTPP.

Indo-Pacific Framework to begin with 13 nations, including India https://t.co/790LQQwKe0 pic.twitter.com/QN0WHd6uUw

— Kentaro Iwamoto 岩本健太郎 (@kentaro_iwamoto) May 23, 2022

How is the IPEF different from CPTPP and RCEP?https://t.co/szzdt1djRv #IPEF #CPTPP #RCEP

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) May 23, 2022

Indo-Pacific Economic Framework: Taiwan is not included, nor were Myanmar or the China-friendly members of ASEAN, Cambodia and Laos.https://t.co/bKU4t3hIIH #IPEF

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) May 23, 2022

IPEF is coming. Finally.https://t.co/qRBX1jtC0S

— Derek J. Grossman (@DerekJGrossman) May 19, 2022

The Biden team has surpassed all expectations by attracting so many IPEF participants from around the region. Now the hard work begins as the details need to hammered out by some seeking just cooperation and others seeking high standards. https://t.co/TWvb1wtbiP

— Wendy Cutler (@wendyscutler) May 23, 2022

Biden, speaking at a news conference after holding talks with Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, acknowledged the U.S. economy has "problems" but said they were "less consequential than the rest of the world has."https://t.co/4w9MXzalvp

— KOMO News (@komonews) May 23, 2022

President Biden, speaking at a news conference after holding talks with Japan’s prime minister, acknowledged the U.S. economy has “problems” but said they were “less consequential than the rest of the world has.” https://t.co/Wi6pgzseok

— PBS NewsHour (@NewsHour) May 23, 2022

Biden to begin new Asia-Pacific economic bloc, 5 years after Trump’s withdrawal from TPP. Its 13 members represent 40% of the world economy:
US
India
Japan
South Korea
Australia
Brunei
Indonesia
Malaysia
New Zealand
Philippines
Singapore
Thailand
Vietnamhttps://t.co/Ri8iJu8rYK

— Alfons López Tena 🦇 (@alfonslopeztena) May 23, 2022

Morning. @CroweDM reports from Japan: "PM Anthony Albanese will seek a new consensus on climate change w US President Joe Biden on Tuesday in a plan to co-operate on clean energy & build support for global climate talks to be hosted in Australia."https://t.co/BbLoJS1KQv

— Stephanie Peatling (@srpeatling) May 23, 2022

Here are the key highlights of PM @narendramodi’s address at the launch of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF). pic.twitter.com/H0N70WuhHW

— MyGovIndia (@mygovindia) May 23, 2022

Took part in the programme to launch of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF), which will play a key role in furthering growth in the Indo-Pacific region. pic.twitter.com/IbJ372I7SX

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) May 23, 2022

A warm welcome by the Indian community, meetings with business leaders, IPEF launch and a vibrant community programme…sharing highlights from Day 1 of my Japan visit. pic.twitter.com/gK8OKmjkKT

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) May 23, 2022

PM Shri @narendramodi's remarks at launch of Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF). https://t.co/UFDGL7QDxh

— BJP (@BJP4India) May 23, 2022

U.S. officials made it clear that the IPEF would not be a “free trade agreement”, nor are countries expected to discuss reducing tariffs or increasing market access. | @suhasinih https://t.co/cGrY6sQ9yX

— The Hindu (@the_hindu) May 24, 2022

IPEF is first a political initiative which can’t fail under the weight of its economic contradictions. Hence, the need for flexibility. If worked out, it could be the strategic fulcrum to a shared Quad objective on countering China. My piece @ETPolitics https://t.co/58up0FUzm3

— Pranab Dhal Samanta (@pranabsamanta) May 23, 2022

“IPEF reflects our collective desire to transform the Indo-Pacific region into an engine of global growth”.

PM @narendramodi participated in an event in Tokyo today to launch the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF). pic.twitter.com/vYJtEsjIGo

— Arindam Bagchi (@MEAIndia) May 23, 2022

Biden didn't announce this on a good day. This may face obstacles just like Obama's TPP. Yet, QUAD and Indo-US relations WILL continue to get stronger in coming months and years. India will keep getting closer to US, without alienating Russia. https://t.co/zEZ61TH3VE

— Narasimha PVR Rao (@homam108) May 23, 2022

Thailand at IPEF: We highly value promotion of regional cooperation https://t.co/k5oe3pKxDP pic.twitter.com/o0EGVjOvrX

— Sidhant Sibal (@sidhant) May 23, 2022

Singapore PM had to restart his speech bcz of translation problems. PM welcomes IPEF and "signals US commitment to the region" https://t.co/k5oe3pKxDP pic.twitter.com/6zJlGN5wx9

— Sidhant Sibal (@sidhant) May 23, 2022

China says Washington’s Indo-Pacific strategy(IPEF)doomed to fail.

“The IPEF revolves around supply chain resilience, infrastructure and clean energy, tax and anti-corruption, and trade – aimed at boosting US cooperation with Japan, Australia and India.” https://t.co/88uIUsXnWI

— Sari Arho Havrén (@SariArhoHavren) May 23, 2022

A historic first meeting between President Joe Biden and newly-elected Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese as the Quad Leaders’ Summit gets underway in Tokyo. 🇺🇸🇦🇺🇮🇳🇯🇵 pic.twitter.com/6SK8LGoC2l

— U.S. Embassy Australia (@USEmbAustralia) May 24, 2022

#BREAKING 🚨 Australia will host the Quad next year – set to be Joe Biden's first visit to Australia as US President | #6NewsAU https://t.co/zlYjPYMuag

— 6 News Australia (@6NewsAU) May 24, 2022

U.S. President Joe Biden has commended Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for flying to Tokyo just hours after taking the top job.

"I don't know how you're doing it, it's really quite extraordinary," he said at the Quad leaders' meeting. #auspol pic.twitter.com/TDvNHTEuI6

— 10 News First (@10NewsFirst) May 24, 2022

Quad summit: Anthony Albanese talks climate action, as Joe Biden praises PM for attending so soon after election. https://t.co/9hE1aj2mRe – Via @KimberleyCaines pic.twitter.com/RCORggrU0y

— The West Australian (@westaustralian) May 24, 2022

US President Joe Biden has lauded Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s commitment to the Quad by taking a long-haul flight straight to Tokyo following his election win.https://t.co/ieQeXeXfya

— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) May 24, 2022

Anthony Albanese in Tokyo for tense Quad talks after Joe Biden says US would defend Taiwan ⁦@msmarto⁩ #auspol https://t.co/7JdAN2aKCw

— Katharine Murphy (@murpharoo) May 23, 2022

Anthony Albanese to meet US President Joe Biden at Quad; Treasurer Jim Chalmers says Labor’s climate policy is “plenty ambitious”, Liberal senator wants Coalition to listen to investors, not conspiracy theorists, on climate. Follow updates here. https://t.co/wgnRz4cKkK

— Financial Review (@FinancialReview) May 24, 2022

US President Joe Biden has joked about Anthony Albanese’s rapid progression from Saturday’s election victory to meeting heads of state at the Quad meeting in Japan. #auspol https://t.co/VRZl7IwLOQ

— The New Daily (@TheNewDailyAu) May 24, 2022

'If you fall asleep it's OK': Biden applauds Albanese's determination to attend Quad summit – video https://t.co/8sNino1FLp

— Guardian video (@guardianvideo) May 24, 2022

JUST IN: US President Biden, Japan’s PM Kishida, India’s PM Modi and Australia’s new PM Albanese arrive for a Quad #LeadersMeeting in Tokyo.

More on what to know about the #QUAD: https://t.co/MrNoEPYEzy #Tokyo2022 pic.twitter.com/KD5QD5OKTZ

— Bloomberg Quicktake (@Quicktake) May 24, 2022

“My administration published our Indo-Pacific strategy to advance a free, open, connected, secure and resilient Indo-Pacific.”

Biden says Russia’s invasion of Ukraine heightens the importance of #IPEF's goals during the #Quad summit in Tokyo, Japan https://t.co/W6Tn1mij2T pic.twitter.com/y1TxRLGqEJ

— Bloomberg Quicktake (@Quicktake) May 24, 2022

“If you fall asleep here, it’s OK.”

Biden thanks Australia’s new PM Anthony Albanese for joining the #Quad #LeadersMeeting in Tokyo shortly after winning the federal election https://t.co/MrNoEPY6K0 #Tokyo2022 pic.twitter.com/xLi5JNVrHp

— Bloomberg Quicktake (@Quicktake) May 24, 2022

Quad leaders vowed to stand united for a free and open Indo-Pacific region, as U.S. President Joe Biden and his counterparts from Australia, India and Japan began talks aimed at countering China and paving over differences on issues including Russia https://t.co/aRrsSBWOhy pic.twitter.com/JvvfpN3jC0

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 24, 2022

US President Joe Biden is scheduled to meet the leaders of India, Australia and Japan in Tokyo for a summit of the "Quad" nations. @jessieyeung8 explains what’s on the agenda. https://t.co/DbvEeWYUvt

— CNN Asia Pacific PR (@cnnasiapr) May 24, 2022

US President Joe Biden and his counterparts from Australia, India, and Japan begin discussions aimed at countering an increasingly assertive China and paving over differences on issues including Russia. https://t.co/a3pvXhGlpx

— Rappler (@rapplerdotcom) May 24, 2022

President Joe Biden holds talks with a trio of Indo-Pacific leaders that includes Australia's new prime minister on his first full day on the job and India's Narendra Modi, with whom differences persist over how to respond to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. https://t.co/F5wIxca93d

— The Associated Press (@AP) May 24, 2022

Biden will meet separately with the newly-sworn in Anthony Albanese of Australia and with Modi after a four-way gathering of the security group known as the Quad. https://t.co/IFjeRk6CWX

— WSLS 10 (@wsls) May 24, 2022

Meeting Tuesday at the Quad summit in Tokyo — the loose grouping of Australia, India, Japan and the United States — Biden expressed admiration that Albanese made the long flight right after winning his election as prime minister.

FULL STORY: https://t.co/DVWYHBVzZa #DailyTribune pic.twitter.com/GAT7t8uMty

— Daily Tribune (@tribunephl) May 24, 2022

Quad is 'not just a passing fad, we mean business': Biden at Quad summit in Japan https://t.co/yMtDuAO983

— TOI World News (@TOIWorld) May 24, 2022

[WATCH] PM Narendra Modi, US President Joe Biden, Australian PM Anthony Albanese and Japanese PM Fumio Kishida arrive for and attend the Quad Leaders' Summit in Tokyo.@sdinny14 joins the broadcast with his perspective.#QuadSummit #ModiInJapan pic.twitter.com/yHcFxcW9BI

— TIMES NOW (@TimesNow) May 24, 2022

QUAD Summit 2022: Joe Biden tees up four-way talks with India, Japan, Australia https://t.co/TAEemlWNn5

— Republic (@republic) May 24, 2022

#QuadSummit | Eye On China, Joe Biden Says "Quad Not A Passing Fad, It Means Business" https://t.co/Jc6GCcVHn2 pic.twitter.com/m9LuFr0rB9

— NDTV (@ndtv) May 24, 2022

Biden welcomed Prime Minister Modi at the Summit and said it is wonderful to see you again in person#QuadSummit #Biden @JoeBiden https://t.co/bj62aOMy23

— The Telegraph (@ttindia) May 24, 2022

'PUTIN EXTINGUISHING AN ENTIRE CULTURE': JOE BIDEN AT QUAD

US president #JoeBiden slammed #Russia in the presence of his quad partners at the #QuadSummit today. pic.twitter.com/8ELbrs9rP0

— Mirror Now (@MirrorNow) May 24, 2022

Japan | Prime Minister Narendra Modi, US President Joe Biden, Australian PM Anthony Albanese and Japanese PM Fumio Kishida at Quad Fellowship Event in Tokyo. pic.twitter.com/M0J4XqJIqr

— ANI (@ANI) May 24, 2022

US will be a strong, steady & enduring partner in Indo-Pacific. We are Indo-Pacific powers. As long as Russia continues the war, we are going to be partners and lead a global response. We stay together for the shared values & vision we have: US Pres Joe Biden at Quad Leaders'meet pic.twitter.com/Mu9DJXQmDb

— ANI (@ANI) May 24, 2022

#WATCH Prime Minister Narendra Modi, US President Joe Biden, Australian PM Anthony Albanese and Japanese PM Fumio Kishida assemble for Quad Leaders' Summit in Tokyo pic.twitter.com/rwZJOeWTJA

— ANI (@ANI) May 24, 2022

U.S. President Joe Biden, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida attend the Quad Leaders' Summit in #Tokyo #Japan 📸: Yuichi Yamazaki pic.twitter.com/WpN4GXC6Lp

— Getty Images News (@GettyImagesNews) May 24, 2022

BREAKING | Australian new leader vows commitment to Quad.#Biden #India #Australia #Japan #Quad https://t.co/6PmXVFoSxP

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) May 24, 2022

QUAD SUMMIT | "As long as Russia continues the war, the United States will work with our partners to help lead a global response because it's going to affect all parts of the world," Biden says.https://t.co/ER8yIL2esm #Quad #Russia

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) May 24, 2022

When the United States, Japan, Australia and India first resuscitated their informal dialogue from a decade-long hiatus in late 2017, China was confident it would soon fail. More than four years on, "the Quad" is far from dissipating | Analysis https://t.co/DwdCPjE1SE

— CNN International (@cnni) May 23, 2022

President Biden has announced an economic agreement with more than a dozen countries to counter China’s influence and reinforce global supply chains, officials say. https://t.co/BsyQXi1h4X

— NBC News (@NBCNews) May 23, 2022

Ahead of next week’s Quad summit in Japan, check out @tanvi_madan’s explainer on the coalition and why it is so important for the region. pic.twitter.com/ci4CIPBxQO

— The Brookings Institution (@BrookingsInst) May 20, 2022

On May 24, leaders from the four Quad countries will meet for the grouping’s second in-person summit. @d_jaishankar and @tanvi_madan argue that accelerating cooperation on security issues in the Indo-Pacific should be their top priority.https://t.co/2oANyalGPe

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) May 21, 2022

TESTIMONY: @DAlexBlumenthal testifies before @HouseForeign on the Ukraine crisis: Implications for U.S. policy in the Indo-Pacific. Watch here. https://t.co/349kgyH6JG

— AEI Foreign Policy (@AEIfdp) May 19, 2022

🚨NEW PODCAST🚨

This week on the pod:
1⃣ @BassiJustin speaks to @tanvi_madan @BrookingsInst about India's foreign policy & strategic priorities
2⃣ @Dr_M_Davis & @nagystephen1 discuss 🇯🇵's foreign policy & the importance of multilateralism

🎧 Listen now: https://t.co/PT56YfA10g

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 20, 2022

At Quad summit, Biden hits out at Russia, terms Ukraine invasion a ‘dark hour in our shared history’, reports @ShubhajitRoy https://t.co/3YuoiPScn4

— The Indian Express (@IndianExpress) May 24, 2022

Beijing denounced President Joe Biden’s assertion that the US would intervene militarily along with Japan if #China invaded self-ruled Taiwan, which effectively jeopardises Chinese President Xi Jinping’s ambitious plan of national integration.https://t.co/VQ5mSPvOut

— The Indian Express (@IndianExpress) May 24, 2022

Biden at Quad Summit: 'Putin trying to ‘extinguish a culture’ https://t.co/OGkJFyoYxd

— Hindustan Times (@HindustanTimes) May 24, 2022

Calling the invasion of Ukraine a “global issue”, US President Joe Biden said that Vladimir Putin is trying to “extinguish a culture”.https://t.co/A835G3oiIK

— Hindustan Times (@htTweets) May 24, 2022

The US will be a strong, steady and enduring partner in Indo-Pacific. We are Indo-Pacific powers. As long as Russia continues the war, we are going to be partners and lead a global response: US President Joe Biden at Quad Leaders'meet in Tokyo

Read more https://t.co/b9bIAVPzQY pic.twitter.com/awDcxmIYRa

— Hindustan Times (@htTweets) May 24, 2022

US President Joe Biden says it seems to him Russian President Vladimir Putin is no longer concerned with “military targets” in Ukraine, as he addressed leaders of the Quad in Tokyo.https://t.co/I0wEJBpmjm

— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) May 24, 2022

During his final stop in Asia, Biden is set to meet with the leaders of Japan, India and Australia. https://t.co/3UH5rEVm9W

— KOMU 8 News (@KOMUnews) May 24, 2022

What's on next? Biden comes to Asia to gather “the Quad.” China has lambasted the US/Japan/India/Australia alliance as a mechanism to contain its rise. Beijing's top diplomat this week warned the US of a dangerous situation forming over Taiwan. 10/10https://t.co/2hB85tjgoC

— Sofia Horta e Costa (@SofiaHCBBG) May 20, 2022

Fearing a disruption of peace in the Asia-Pacific region, hundreds of people gathered in central Tokyo to protest U.S. President Joe Biden's three-day visit to Japan pic.twitter.com/0ujcETSywT

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 23, 2022

Biden’s trip to #SouthKorea + #Japan—chief military allies of US imperialism—culminates in a meeting of #Quad leaders, a strategic grouping directed against #China including the US, Japan, #Australia + India#QuadSummit https://t.co/luKHGg1wIW

— Socialist Equality Party (Australia) (@SEP_Australia) May 23, 2022

Quite a few people asking why Albanese is the only one wearing a blue badge. I'm told it's a Govt of Japan seal which denotes his seniority as a Prime Minister- just in case somebody at the venue doesn't recognise him. Which is obviously not a problem for Modi, Biden or Kishida https://t.co/O3ejMlCYb3

— Stephen Dziedzic (@stephendziedzic) May 24, 2022

Director of Asian Studies Jeff Kingston speaks to @ABC regarding Japan-South Korea tensions accompanying President Joe Biden's inaugural Presidential visit to Seoul and Tokyo.#TUJintheMedia #TempleUniversity https://t.co/EamJs6k6Qq

— Temple University Japan Campus (@templeunivjapan) May 24, 2022

U.S.-Japan Summit Meetings 日米首脳会談 Vol.25（U.S. President Biden’s visit to Japan バイデン米大統領訪日）／ Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.49（incl Pres Biden’s trip to East Asia バイデン大統領東アジア歴訪含む）

取り急ぎ日本時間２３日午後９時までのツイートを以下貼っておきます。

President Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida hold a news conference in Tokyo. https://t.co/vvXgf6mBpv https://t.co/kY4imVRF6X

— CBS News (@CBSNews) May 23, 2022

President Biden was greeted by Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida in Tokyo on Monday, amid a five-day visit to South Korea and Japan that marks the first trip to Asia of Biden's presidency. pic.twitter.com/Dn3CFTINE8

— CBS News (@CBSNews) May 23, 2022

The president said Beijing was "flirting with danger" with recent military flights close to Taiwan. https://t.co/FwxerMvDbq

— CBS News (@CBSNews) May 23, 2022

Biden said the burden to protect the self-ruled island was "even stronger" after Russia's invasion of Ukraine. https://t.co/R9qRPkfoP1

— CBS News (@CBSNews) May 23, 2022

“That’s the commitment we made.”

Pres. Biden says that the U.S. would intervene militarily if China were to invade Taiwan. https://t.co/VzSy4lai9o pic.twitter.com/tWvyxPAKep

— ABC News (@ABC) May 23, 2022

White House official says U.S. policy has not changed after President Biden said U.S. will defend Taiwan militarily if China invades. https://t.co/z6EpAMiq5O

— NBC News (@NBCNews) May 23, 2022

“Russia’s aggression against Ukraine undermines the foundation of global order,” Prime Minister Fumio Kishida of Japan told President Biden during a meeting in Tokyo.https://t.co/tlz1uigREq pic.twitter.com/qJzVdtcXh3

— The New York Times (@nytimes) May 23, 2022

HAPPENING NOW: US President Biden is welcomed with The Star-Spangled Banner national anthem as he meets Japan’s PM Fumio Kishida in Tokyo.

Biden is set to launch an Indo-Pacific economic plan during his trip https://t.co/auZ2Jph5b4 #QUAD #LeadersMeeting pic.twitter.com/Bqa42Cyu0i

— Bloomberg Quicktake (@Quicktake) May 23, 2022

Biden met one-on-one with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida in Tokyo, where the two discussed the Japan-U.S. alliance and ways to ensure security and cooperation on the international stage.https://t.co/kaj09Vql1w

— The Hill (@thehill) May 23, 2022

Biden and Japan's Kishida vow closer ties to counter "China's increasingly coercive behavior"https://t.co/30WzMH7oy2

— Axios (@axios) May 23, 2022

Readout of President Biden’s Meeting with Prime Minister Kishida of Japanhttps://t.co/NxQ11A7IXl

— アメリカ大使館 (@usembassytokyo) May 23, 2022

Biden would approve military action against China if it invaded Taiwan https://t.co/ilP4MAiZXn

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) May 23, 2022

Standing beside the Japanese prime minister, Fumio Kishida, after their meeting, Biden said that a strong response to Putin’s “barbarism” was essential to deterring China from invading Taiwan pic.twitter.com/7d93vU8cjf

— The Times (@thetimes) May 23, 2022

LIVE: Biden, Kishida speak to the media in Tokyo https://t.co/8JHR8Q0fen

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 23, 2022

In a visit to Japan, US President Joe Biden met with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida.

Biden assured Kishida that the US was committed to Japan's defense, amid simmering tension with China and the broader backdrop of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.https://t.co/vKTVxwUKc2

— DW News (@dwnews) May 23, 2022

VIDEO: US President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida review an honour guard during a welcome ceremony at the Akasaka Palace state guest house in Tokyo pic.twitter.com/HMjxPkycvc

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) May 23, 2022

President Joe Biden has met Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida in Tokyo ahead of the unveiling of a multinational trade initiative Monday as part of his push to reinvigorate US strategic power across Asiahttps://t.co/1xAmKUJZpY pic.twitter.com/HxvNXlbjY5

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) May 23, 2022

US President Joe Biden endorses Japan’s plan to beef up its defence capabilities as he and PM Fumio Kishida commit to counter China’s growing influence in Asia https://t.co/yxmlPOvqa9 pic.twitter.com/Z05TcLcKXX

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) May 23, 2022

US President Joe Biden is in Japan on the last leg of his Asia tour and has been received by the country's Emperor and PM Fumio Kishida pic.twitter.com/Kk2Fj0vq1i

— TRT World Now (@TRTWorldNow) May 23, 2022

#WATCH | Japanese PM Fumio Kishida and US President Joe Biden speak on what could happen if China invaded Taiwan#Tokyo pic.twitter.com/o6p8KCahUs

— ANI (@ANI) May 23, 2022

Japanese PM Fumio Kishida & US President Joe Biden speak on what could happen if China invaded Taiwan. Watch what they said: https://t.co/PrrnDxY3HA

— ThePrintIndia (@ThePrintIndia) May 23, 2022

#Biden hails 'good friend' Kishida, says U.S. fully committed to #Japan's defence

Read: https://t.co/cW3nuJYclT pic.twitter.com/eIxhXmEQjc

— The Times Of India (@timesofindia) May 23, 2022

BREAKING | Japan to host 2023 G-7 summit in Hiroshima, Kishida tells Bidenhttps://t.co/OSCNbJMsyS

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) May 23, 2022

The summit will provide a stage for the #US and #Japan to coordinate responses to #China's growing power in the region. #Kishida #Biden https://t.co/YbY7Yjb7qu

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) May 23, 2022

U.S. leader Joe Biden kicked off his first in-person summit with Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Monday, with the American president committing to fully defend Japan during talks that are expected to focus on China. https://t.co/B7pIToOkG7

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) May 23, 2022

Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio and US President Joe Biden will meet in Tokyo on Monday. They are expected to affirm close cooperation over the situation in Ukraine and plans to bolster deterrence and response capabilities.https://t.co/xNM48sWKsk

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) May 23, 2022

US and Japan will ‘stand firmly’ against Taiwan takeover, Biden says https://t.co/icmCvIHNeW

— South China Morning Post (@SCMPNews) May 23, 2022

U.S. President Biden supports Japan becoming permanent member of the U.N. Security Council https://t.co/BPcWaIl5Io pic.twitter.com/hXDSkZII91

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 23, 2022

In Tokyo, Biden endorses Japan's plan to beef up its defences https://t.co/9JiYezh9gG pic.twitter.com/0QPli4Bik2

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 23, 2022

President Joe Biden says that the United States would intervene militarily if China were to invade Taiwan, in one of the most forceful and overt statements in support of Taiwan in decades. https://t.co/bTg2HeUuai

— The Associated Press (@AP) May 23, 2022

President Biden met with Japanese Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi Sunday with intent to strengthen ties between the two countries commercially and militarily. pic.twitter.com/aIpIs8aWvc

— CBS Evening News (@CBSEveningNews) May 22, 2022

President Biden arrives at Yokota Air Base in Fussa, Tokyo, Japan. pic.twitter.com/63m1EdgjBH

— The Hill (@thehill) May 22, 2022

UPDATE | Biden arrives in Japan for summits with Kishida and Quad.https://t.co/QHpuui9Cet

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) May 22, 2022

まもなくバイデン大統領が来日します。移動はもちろん「エアフォース・ワン」。移動する司令室であり、オフィスであり、そしてホテルでもあるエアフォース・ワンの詳細について、こちらの記事をぜひお読みください。 ✈️🇺🇸https://t.co/b0dN9v0eWO

— アメリカ大使館 (@usembassytokyo) May 22, 2022

大統領として初来日した、友人であるジョー・バイデン大統領をお迎えでき光栄に思います。大統領、ヨウコソ！

It’s an honor to welcome my friend President Joe Biden on his first visit to Japan as @POTUS. Youkoso, Mr. President! pic.twitter.com/MSkJFQ9A2g

— ラーム・エマニュエル駐日米国大使 (@USAmbJapan) May 22, 2022

バイデン大統領日本に到着の模様です。近来のハイレベルな往来を見ると、日本は外交上、極めて重要な局面を迎えております。今、日本の動きがかつてないほど重要視されております。

— 駐日ジョージア大使ティムラズ・レジャバ (@TeimurazLezhava) May 22, 2022

'Next era of humanity's technological development': U.S. and allies get serious about semiconductors https://t.co/bIKRW0y1l2

— CNBC (@CNBC) May 23, 2022

President Biden began his first diplomatic mission in Asia on Friday by touring a Samsung semiconductor facility — part of his effort to rebuild the waning economic influence of the United States in the region, and address supply chain problems back home. https://t.co/T3tTzzBik4

— NYTimes Tech (@nytimestech) May 20, 2022

President Biden on Friday toured a Samsung factory in S. Korea. Samsung has promised to open a $17B semiconductor factory in Texas. A semiconductor shortage last year hurt the availability of autos, kitchen appliances and other goods.https://t.co/0A7wmGqgON

— Stars and Stripes (@starsandstripes) May 20, 2022

"I and my country look forward to a productive few days together.”

Biden speaks at a Samsung semiconductor plant in South Korea, the first stop during his trip to Asia https://t.co/VrQ5klnOeI pic.twitter.com/bKry4stezZ

— Bloomberg Quicktake (@Quicktake) May 20, 2022

Together with the Republic of Korea, we’re producing semiconductor chips that are critical to our two countries and essential sectors of the global economy. pic.twitter.com/DfBa0pWEk6

— President Biden (@POTUS) May 21, 2022

Secretary Raimondo tours a Samsung semiconductor facility with President Biden and discusses our work to pass the Bipartisan Innovation Act. pic.twitter.com/nK00nfTp93

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) May 21, 2022

President Biden tended to both business and security interests Sunday as he wrapped up a three-day trip to South Korea. https://t.co/xWpv0WRvXn

— CBS News (@CBSNews) May 22, 2022

The announcement Saturday during Biden's visit to Seoul reflects a shift in direction from former U.S. President Donald Trump. https://t.co/tjE4NxPiJR

— CBS News (@CBSNews) May 22, 2022

President Joe Biden is tending to both business and security interests as he wraps up a three-day visit to South Korea. https://t.co/3MrFdSzowb

— ABC News (@ABC) May 22, 2022

President Biden’s visit to South Korea and Japan is largely focused on economic initiatives and countering China’s growing power.

But it could be complicated by North Korean weapons tests. https://t.co/flwZpZqpQe

— NBC News (@NBCNews) May 21, 2022

President Joe Biden and South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol say that they will consider expanded joint military exercises to deter the nuclear threat from North Korea. The announcement in Seoul reflects a shift in direction from former President Trump. https://t.co/SPb6RFExmm

— The Associated Press (@AP) May 21, 2022

In a visit to Seoul, President Biden sought to strengthen the United States’ relationship with South Korea and also said he would be open to meeting with the leader of North Korea if he was “sincere.” https://t.co/YEq4dRMR9E pic.twitter.com/NpIUotZgdy

— The New York Times (@nytimes) May 21, 2022

Anthony Albanese, the Labor leader, will become Australia’s next prime minister after his party’s Election Day victory. https://t.co/hFO1YZzifu pic.twitter.com/F7fmDlJzYW

— The New York Times (@nytimes) May 21, 2022

South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol, who said during his campaign that he wanted to shut down the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family, gave a halting response when pressed about how he will improve opportunities for women in his country and cabinet. https://t.co/z0NZltgt3r

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) May 22, 2022

Biden’s charm offensive seeks to strengthen ties with South Korea, Indo-Pacific region https://t.co/Bf5mb3Kmy5

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) May 21, 2022

Biden talks in South Korea to expand the U.S. alliance. https://t.co/xh2Koqno5i pic.twitter.com/bt4jBUs0vd

— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) May 21, 2022

The summit between President Joe Biden and new South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, the earliest an American president has visited South Korea after an election, is an opportunity for the two to develop a personal relationship. https://t.co/rVlrTmNvtG

— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) May 21, 2022

Biden suggests there is little chance of meeting with North Korea's Kim amid rising tensions https://t.co/sXHbzTJ7e7

— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) May 21, 2022

President Joe Biden is devoting his Saturday to cementing ties with South Korea, but the effort could complicated by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. https://t.co/tgjSxyrXUx

— The Seattle Times (@seattletimes) May 21, 2022

“South Korea’s active engagement in the Indo-Pacific region acts as a force multiplier in building a principled security network—one in defense of the rule of law, freedom of navigation and democratic values,” argues @AndrewIYeo. https://t.co/F9tkHK8k69

— The Brookings Institution (@BrookingsInst) May 20, 2022

President Biden, during his first Asia trip as president, had a simple message for North Korea’s Kim Jong Un: “Hello… period.” https://t.co/VDFAZ8GFvY

— NBC News (@NBCNews) May 22, 2022

U.S., others say APEC walkout aimed at Russia over invasion https://t.co/fBLNrbWlcI

— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) May 23, 2022

A gathering of trade ministers of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation group failed to issue a customary joint statement, a day after the US and Russia staged a tit-for-tat walkout https://t.co/qys400OHG0

— Bloomberg (@business) May 22, 2022

NZ, others walk out of APEC talks over Russia's Ukraine invasion https://t.co/ZNidEF05ZC

— Newshub Politics (@NewshubPolitics) May 23, 2022

Trade Minister Damien O'Connor has joined a staged “walk out” of an Apec meeting in protest of a Russia’s participation. https://t.co/QVn8Wv8kbU

— Stuff.co.nz Politics (@NZStuffPolitics) May 23, 2022

Delegates from the United States and four other nations have staged a walkout when a representative from Russia began his opening remarks at a meeting of trade ministers of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation group in the Thai capital. https://t.co/iNIVCqoK1X

— The Associated Press (@AP) May 21, 2022

Japan, U.S., Australia walk out of APEC meeting in protest of Russiahttps://t.co/pbSCA0Fbbc

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) May 21, 2022

#APEC trade meet ends without joint statement, remains apart on Russia#APEC2022THAILAND https://t.co/q0DTdnyS6c

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) May 22, 2022

Representatives of five nations, including Japan and the United States, walked out of an Asia-Pacific trade ministers' meeting on Saturday in protest against Russia's invasion of Ukraine. https://t.co/b4htdMlzu1

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) May 22, 2022

APEC trade meet ends without joint statement, remains apart on Russia https://t.co/0NT36nmaJx

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) May 22, 2022

Japan, US, 3 others walk out APEC trade meet in protest of Russiahttps://t.co/fso4euCY8E

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) May 21, 2022

U.S., others walk out of APEC talks over Russia's Ukraine invasion https://t.co/1avHbsuXwl pic.twitter.com/PbNmw5QlIj

— Reuters World (@ReutersWorld) May 21, 2022

New Zealand trade minister's office says it was to protest Russia's invasion of Ukraine. https://t.co/gx9AaYOkCG

— CBC News (@CBCNews) May 22, 2022

The walkout occurred just as Maxim Reshetnikov, Russia’s minister for economic development, was set to deliver his opening remarks, a diplomat said. https://t.co/5u6EAXtddR

— Globalnews.ca (@globalnews) May 21, 2022

The walkout was “an expression of disapproval at Russia’s illegal war of aggression in Ukraine and its economic impact in the Apec region”#Russia #Ukraine #US #Apec https://t.co/wG4c3s3t4V pic.twitter.com/aeULn1jzoQ

— Khaleej Times (@khaleejtimes) May 21, 2022

The US, China, South Korea, Japan, Australia and India are already part of the broader economic alliance under ASEAN. Is this the new version of the scuttled TPP under Obama? Then there's also APEC. Is that scuttled now as well because of Russia? The https://t.co/pTNSKes17S

— The Buried Lead by Ramon Ortoll (@marortoll) May 23, 2022

Today is the 50th Anniversary of the #OkinawaReversionAgreement!

Look at this issue of the Big Circle that includes unique facts about the Reversion Agreement: https://t.co/PWE1OFE6za #OkiCulture #復帰50周年 #Fukki50Shunen #MCIPAC #Okinawa #Japan pic.twitter.com/unsUPSRuFM

— MCIPAC (@OkinawaMarines) May 15, 2022

@JoeBiden expressed his profound gratitude for the contribution made by Okinawa Prefecture as the day marked the 50th anniversary of the southernmost Japan prefecture's reversion to the country from post-World War II US occupation.https://t.co/o6DCjWPujk

— Arab News Japan (@ArabNewsjp) May 15, 2022

Okinawa, fifty years after its restitution by the United States, remains a strategic forward base https://t.co/FkgkzHFhSs

— World News Italy (@WorldNewsItaly) May 15, 2022

2 old 'passports' show history of travel between mainland Japan, Okinawa under US rule https://t.co/kSWdGxs7ng

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) May 14, 2022

The Japanese island chain of Okinawa marked the 50th anniversary on Sunday of the end of US occupation and its return to Japan with ceremonies and celebrations amid growing worry about its proximity to an increasingly assertive China. https://t.co/gMZVwqq7gM

— CNN International (@cnni) May 15, 2022

Okinawa marks the 50th anniversary of its return to Japan on May 15, 1972, which ended 27 years of U.S. rule after one of the bloodiest battles of World War II. AP takes a look at the frustration that still lingers in Okinawa today. https://t.co/kZTKPwVuWB

— The Associated Press (@AP) May 14, 2022

The Japanese hunger striker demanding an end to US bases in Okinawa https://t.co/ntu38FX9s0

— The Guardian (@guardian) May 14, 2022

‘Rather than just making a general commitment to the rules-based order, Japan is a proactive defender of it… [and] has a well-deserved reputation for being a positive and constructive partner in the region’ writes @_MercedesPage https://t.co/Qq2eZdwBJl

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 20, 2022

For years, Japan and Thailand have enjoyed close relations in all areas bar one: defense. That is beginning to change. https://t.co/ccZEPBIaT8 pic.twitter.com/9vsbb9HcZY

— The Diplomat (@Diplomat_APAC) May 21, 2022

UW professors show that Japanese democracy is ‘flourishing’ as co-editors of first Oxford Handbook of Japanese Politics: https://t.co/wxMZFdaRJ3

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) April 15, 2022

Kill Japan's elderly? Cannes film probes chilling idea https://t.co/SsUqvDQ3lO

— Straits Times Life (@ST_LifeTweets) May 21, 2022

World 世界情勢等 Vol.37（Ukraine, etc. ウクライナなど）／ U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.189

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

World Vol.305 (U.S., etc. – miscellaneous)

World Vol.304 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.303 (economy incl default, sanctions)

World Vol.302 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine) / Germany Vol.36

World Vol.301 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

UK Vol.192 (Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s unannounced visit to Ukraine) / World Vol.300 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.299 (U.S.: newspapers, etc.)

World Vol.298 (U.S., etc. – miscellaneous)

World Vol.297 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.296 (economic sanctions on Russia)

World Vol.295 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – U.N. Security Council, International Criminal Court, etc.)

World Vol.294 (U.S., etc. – miscellaneous)

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
305：@usa_chipmaking,@nytimes、@IntelPolicy,@AT983
304：@zerohedge
303：@YahooFinance,@business、@FT,@TomStub,@polinaivanovva、@ekathimerini
302：@War_Mapper
299：@federalreserve、@MKTWeconomics、@adndotcom
298：@AFP
297：@TheStudyofWar、@jricole,@infcomment
296：@nexta_tv,@WhiteHouse、@FT,@valentinapop,@Sam1Fleming,@JamesPoliti、@CBSNews、@EconomicTimes,@NinaByzantina
295：@nytimesworld,@rickgladstone、@NewsHour,@AP
294：@dwnews２枚
本稿：@USDA

「Ukraine」及び「corn」を入力検索して出て来た最近のツイート
（We have no intention to partisanly talk about these serious issues.）

According to the operational data of the Ministry of #Agrarian Policy and #Food 3 825 thousand hectares have been sown, which is 98% of the forecasted area of this #crop. https://t.co/LDweaSmLIf

— ProAgro Group (@proagro_ic) May 21, 2022

Ukraine is the 4th largest corn exporter in the world.

with sowing areas down -29%, expect more 'global food crisis' headlines.

like in this piece we wrote back in March, 'The Global Food Crisis Is Here (And Will Likely Worsen)': https://t.co/H7CVyisdnd https://t.co/qSle8gXRqy

— Hedgeye (@Hedgeye) May 19, 2022

Russia-Ukraine war roiling global wheat and corn markets: A hard look at soft commodity ETFs via @ETFEdgeCNBC https://t.co/Jik7juf14H

— CNBC (@CNBC) May 16, 2022

The first rainy season downpour in Venezuela's western region of Portuguesa has fallen and now it's time to plant corn, a staple in this South American country known for its traditional arepas. https://t.co/VAPnzkwzFz

— Yahoo News (@YahooNews) May 20, 2022

🌽What are the key factors likely to drive global #corn markets in 2022-23?
Read this analysis by @SinghShikha19 and @Mugunthan_K7 to find out.https://t.co/qG9Q1rhYH4 #OATT #Russia #Ukraine #Argentina #Brazil #US

— Commodity Insights Agriculture (@SPGCIAg) May 20, 2022

4hr Z #corn "accelerated move" toward 50-62% hit. Talk of Russia/Ukraine talks about opening ports. Big technical day. pic.twitter.com/QjecxdAOYk

— Darin D. Fessler 🇺🇸 (@DDFalpha) May 19, 2022

Ukrainian corn filling a ship at the Romanian port of Constanta. Normally this would be shipped out of Odesa but Ukraine’s ports are closed so it’s coming by train and truck here. This operator says it expects to do a million tons this year. Report coming soon on @dwnews. pic.twitter.com/Xb7PvDGjLt

— Jack Parrock (@jackeparrock) May 18, 2022

The Biden admin is working closely w/ Eur allies to try to develop routes to get Ukrainian wheat & corn out of the country. No silver bullet to solve the dire problem, amid soaring food prices & food insecurity concerns. W/ @MarquardtA & @jmhansler https://t.co/utUtSPf4W8

— Kylie Atwood (@kylieatwood) May 17, 2022

Since April, Ukraine has started to ship grains and other commodities by train to Romanian port Constanta, where it’s loaded for export. The problem as expected is that the port’s infrastructure is not ready for this increased volume of activity. https://t.co/EwCOwFvDQC

— Daria Crisan (@crisan_daria) May 21, 2022

Ukraine Restricts Corn Deliveries to Danube Port https://t.co/e2yIcAmLLC #Maritime & #Ship #News

— Set Sail Marine (@SetSailMarine) May 17, 2022

Roughly 25 million tonnes of corn and wheat, equivalent to the annual consumption of all of the world’s least developed economies, is trapped in Ukraine. A global food catastrophe is looming. https://t.co/15pwu65ewh

— Oliver Stuenkel 🇧🇷 (@OliverStuenkel) May 19, 2022

"Before the invasion in February, Ukraine was seen as the world’s bread basket, exporting 4.5m tonnes of agricultural produce per month through its ports – 12% of the planet’s wheat, 15% of its corn and half of its sunflower oil."https://t.co/6rhNWxwZeN

— Spyros Chatzigiannis (@Spysun04) May 19, 2022

"Ukraine exports about 16 percent of the world’s corn. While most of it is imported by Eastern European countries, the uncertainty created by the conflict has led to volatility in the commodities market, pushing prices higher around the world."https://t.co/D08ozTcwXP

— 𝕾𝖙𝖔𝖗𝖒𝖜𝖆𝖙𝖈𝖍 (@deOrygun) May 21, 2022

'But with the ports shuttered, small amounts of corn are creakily winding their way westward by rail through Romania and Poland before being shipped out. An added aggravation: wheels on the wagons have to be changed at the border.'https://t.co/nID9yN7JbU

— Alex Wright 🇺🇦 (@koenig_jakob) May 15, 2022

Planting delays allowed just 15-20% of Midwest corn acres to be planted, compared to about 30% in Ukraine.https://t.co/IChQ6Qnoi9

— AgWeb Editors (@AgWebEditor) May 17, 2022

🔴The emptiness of the port is matched by the emptiness of Mr Berestenko's office.

Since Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, when Russian warships blockaded Odesa and other Black Sea ports, the 112 employees of his firm, Inter Trans Logistics, have been unable to work pic.twitter.com/fwo58cWpgI

— Telegraph World News (@TelegraphWorld) May 20, 2022

'#Ukraine is one of the world’s leading food traders: it accounts for half of global sunflower oil exports, 16% of corn and 10% of wheat, and it is also a major supplier of barley and rapeseed'.

👉 https://t.co/qM4mQZIfSX

The biggest recipients of grain from Ukraine in 2021 ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/psyni4Xlnn

— OSW – Centre for Eastern Studies, Poland (@OSW_eng) May 17, 2022

Weekly Feature: Serbia’s wheat and corn exports are expected to drop significantly from earlier estimates in 2021-22 due to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, which led Serbia to ban exports it deems important to food security. → https://t.co/sjLwk9Ip7j

— World Grain (@worldgrain) May 14, 2022

With the war in #Ukraine, matters are going quickly from bad to horrid. Food and fuel prices have spiked, as #Russia and Ukraine are big exporters of many commodities including gas, oil, coal, fertilizers, wheat, corn, and seed oil: https://t.co/FnrothiMAm #Africa #Inflation

— World Bank Tanzania (@WBTanzania) May 16, 2022

FM @ABaerbock prior to departing for New York: Destroyed grain silos, bombed transport routes and blocked ports. President Putin‘s war of aggression against #Ukraine has lead to dramatic price hikes for wheat and corn. 🇷🇺 is hitting the poorest in the world the hardest. 1/2

— GermanForeignOffice (@GermanyDiplo) May 18, 2022

China buys quite a bit of corn from Ukraine, supplying about 30% of shipments last year, its second-biggest supplier 🇺🇦🌽

But that trade has been throttled by the Russian invasion, and is one of the possible reasons behind an expected decline in imports in the coming year

— Stephen Stapczynski (@SStapczynski) May 22, 2022

Ukraine exported 230 thsd tonnes of corn from May 1 to 9 https://t.co/QPDQm03NJP pic.twitter.com/oU4pgXUImM

— RitaBuyse (@ACOMRB) May 17, 2022

Ukraine Projected Area for Major Crops 2022/23. 🇺🇦🌽🌾🌻👇
A significant decrease is observed in the projection of crops in Ukraine, mainly in corn with a drop of 40% and in barley of 32%. pic.twitter.com/iALljyazfu

— M Leo Ramirez (@markosleo) May 18, 2022

CORN
Corn/maize is generally grown in the east & southern Ukraine. Currently it’s estimated their production will fall by 18.6 million tonnes, nearly ½ of 2021’s production. This matters to the EU as they import more corn than anything else from Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/4yJQOOmvqp

— exit266 (@exit266) May 17, 2022

The country’s main crops are sunflowers, corn, soybeans, wheat and barley. Globally, Ukraine ranks:

1st in global sunflower production (For 2021/22 Ukraine sunflower seed production is estimated at a record 17.5 MMT) pic.twitter.com/CmkhjtU14k

— nicolas mateo (@nicolas62574020) May 21, 2022

#Ukraine corn production#Food #foodcrisis #UkraineWar #UkraineRussiaWar #UkraineRussianWar #Russia pic.twitter.com/nW4uaD2gS0

— EU Affairs Hub,Run by George Voskopoulos,AssocProf (@VoskopoulosG) May 22, 2022

The UN Security Council has a lot on its plate. The body, currently chaired by America, will meet on Thursday to discuss food security. Last year Ukraine supplied around 1/10 of the world’s traded wheat, 13% of its corn and nearly half its sunflower oil,enough to feed 400m people pic.twitter.com/Be6FMfPGd8

— Alexei Madrigal (@4evercapitalist) May 19, 2022

Ukraine food supply🇺🇦

🌽Corn, 7th largest in the world, 13% global supply
🌾Wheat, 5th largest, 8%
🌻 Sunflower oil, 45%
🚜 Barley, 10%

🍞Ukraine produces 6% of total world calories.

Shortages all around the world,
Don't even think about throwing food. $WHEATF $ZC $CORNF pic.twitter.com/k2Aj6zAyc5

— AshPet 🔮 (@AshhhPet) May 20, 2022

https://t.co/7gC4AIVFUY. Ukraine produces 3.1% of the world's corn and isn't a top five producer of rice or wheat

So when they tell you there's no food because of the Ukraine war, you'll have the data to know that's ANOTHER LIE

— Hank Rearden 678 (@678Hank) May 19, 2022

Wheat and corn prices surge amid Russian invasion of Ukraine https://t.co/x0jguzeaAM via @YouTube

— Lynnette Frigon (@JadeSmi72331199) May 18, 2022

By the Numbers: War in Ukraine driving up wheat, corn prices https://t.co/whSnfTIJwa via @YouTube

— Lynnette Frigon (@JadeSmi72331199) May 18, 2022

Wheat and corn prices surge amid Russian invasion of Ukraine https://t.co/sP5UDR6VJd

— Lynnette Frigon (@JadeSmi72331199) May 18, 2022

But what about here at home? How much wheat and corn does the US import? The answer is: none.
“We produce more than we need domestically,” Welch said.
My opinion..we will have food but prices will go up.https://t.co/kxBb7qd0Mj

— Emma Fleming (@EmmaFle42585779) May 18, 2022

Top 6 most exported products from #Ukraine

🌽 corn
🌻 sunflower oil
🌾 wheat
🫧 oil cake
🫘soybean
🍗poultry#agriculture pic.twitter.com/KNRe2x90nx

— 👩🏻‍💻 JustAskPenny🤖 (@JustaskpennyAI) May 16, 2022

Russia and Ukraine together account for 29% of global wheat and 19% of global corn exports.https://t.co/Lxcl8xY2kJ

— Fear God not Man (@FrantzFrantz15) May 20, 2022

Reminding of the African food riots in 2007-2008 https://t.co/u68n5FskpA. Ukraine sits on 20 million tonnes of wheat and corn, it is unable to export. A loss of $6bn. Do you think this flour shortage can be replaced? What is the solution to prevent foodriots? #StopWarInUkraine

— Dr. Joshka Wessels (@joshkawessels) May 20, 2022

“Russia and Ukraine account for roughly 25 to 30 percent of global wheat exports and Russia, whose supplies have been restricted and limited, is the world's top exporter of fertilizer and a vital amount of the world's wheat, corn, and barley.” https://t.co/yfEBf0Lc17

— Masking My Displeasure (@jonbailiff) May 21, 2022

World has just ten weeks' worth of wheat left after Ukraine war

But China prepared, IW reports:
According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, China will hold 69% of the world’s corn reserves, 60% of its rice, and 51% of its wheat by mid-2022.https://t.co/RIbjIRQPZc

— Katherine L. Russell (@ClarityInView) May 21, 2022

Ukraine and Russia together produce 30 percent of the world’s wheat, 20 percent of the world’s corn and up to 80 percent of the world’s sunflower seed oil. https://t.co/gMfHfUkodf

— Patricia Cuddihy (@PatriciaCuddih1) May 21, 2022

'#Russia is blockading #Ukraine’s Black Sea ports, choking off a primary world source of wheat, corn and fodder – Vladimir Putin’s payback for Western sanctions'#FoodShortages #RussiasWarInUkraine https://t.co/4L8kic11Ii

— Margaret Hollingdale 🇺🇦 💉x 4 (@MargaretHollin1) May 22, 2022

No its ukraine. Russia is producing record low oil and its a global market. The IEA predicts that ukraine war is driving up 20% of the oil increase. And you forget ukraine and Russia are both major grain exporters nd cornhttps://t.co/3RPiiLmWFD.

— Lauren (@econ_lauren) May 16, 2022

Sen. Blunt: “roughly 25% of all the wheat exports in the world come from Ukraine and Russia. About 20% of all the corn exports in the world, 90% of the sunflower cooking oil, and a lot of fertilizer, right now from Ukraine…#Bidenflation #ukrainerussia https://t.co/uWReu48MRk

— SoCalWarrior777 (@SoWarrior) May 14, 2022

Just FYI,Ukraine helps supply 10% of the worlds wheat. Corn & grains, cereals are having shortages as well The last time we experienced a wheatshortage was around the 1930s supposedly.Even if the shortages don’t get super bad, stocking up will be worth it simply due to inflation https://t.co/75KVEpWJk2

— Sydnee Taylor 🇺🇸❤️ (@sydneetaylor) May 17, 2022

@OrganicConsumer whatever happened with this from 5 years ago regarding #UKRAINE : https://t.co/AgbiTpPMDV "A shipment of 36 million pounds of soybeans sailed late last year from Ukraine to Turkey to California. Along the way, it underwent a remarkable transformation."

— Dystopian Fan Looking For Utopian Girl (@dilvish_damned) May 16, 2022

This will add further to the #FoodShortage issues… #Ukraine war wheat lost, #Indonesia palm oil export ban, #India wheat export ban, #USA turning corn from restricted crop into ethanol, #Brazil cancelling sugar exports for ethanol production. https://t.co/VvM3f0ksCP

— Chris Eastaughffe (AZ Vac done) (@Chris_E_Qld_Au) May 17, 2022