The impacts of war

In this week’s Wavelength episode:


As the conflict drags towards its third week, we examine the impact so far, including in China and the US.

Read more: Oil flows will take ‘months’ to recover after the war: IEA

Read more: US eases sanctions on Russian shadow fleet amid oil price spike

Read more: Day 14: US claims protection convoy always part of war planning


We also look at a new voluntary injury compensation scheme for Bangladesh recycling workers.

Read more: Injury fund launched for Bangladeshi recyclers


And the intensifying debate over how to get sanctioned shadow fleet tankers out of the water and into the hands of recyclers.

Listen to the full interview on Wavelength Plus on ACAST



Producer and host: Craig Eason

Additional editorial input: Yannick Guerry, Eric Priante Martin and Huaqing Ma.

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