1 Year On: Have Sanctions Against Putin Really Worked?

The video discusses the UK's sanctions on Russia, detailing their history, categories, and effectiveness. It features insights from UK Sanctions Minister Anne Marie Trevellian. The video also explores public opinion, potential future actions, and the challenges of global cooperation, especially with countries like China and India not participating in sanctions.

What event in 2014 led to the initial UK sanctions on Russia?

• The outbreak of a financial crisis in Europe

• The signing of a trade agreement between the UK and Russia

• The election of a new UK Prime Minister

• The annexation of Crimea by Russia

Which category of sanctions involves restricting Russia's ability to export oil and natural gas?

• Financial sanctions

• Export sanctions

• Individual sanctions

• Visa bans

What is one of the main economic impacts of the sanctions on Russia?

• Rise in GDP

• Decrease in unemployment

• Increase in foreign investments

• Potential recession

What is 'Ukraine fatigue' as mentioned in the video?

• A rise in energy prices

• An increase in military aid to Ukraine

• A decrease in global support for Ukraine

• A new diplomatic strategy by the UK

Which countries have not joined the UK in imposing sanctions on Russia?

• Canada and the US

• China and India

• Germany and France

• Japan and South Korea

What is the UK's strategy to persuade other countries to support sanctions against Russia?

• Using diplomatic networks

• Threatening military action

• Offering financial incentives

• Reducing trade tariffs

What is the intended long-term effect of the sanctions on Russia?

• To persuade Russia to end the war

• To strengthen Russia's alliances

• To boost Russia's economy

• To increase Russia's military capabilities