Heres Why Oil Remains at Heart of Foreign Policy

The video discusses the ongoing significance of oil in global politics, highlighting its role in funding terrorism and its impact on geopolitical dynamics. The rise of shale oil in the US has altered the global energy landscape, affecting relations with the Middle East and Russia. OPEC's influence is waning as the US, Saudi Arabia, and China dominate oil production. The video also covers Secretary Kerry's diplomatic efforts, including negotiations on the Iran nuclear deal.

What was the primary reason for targeting small oil refineries controlled by ISIS?

• To increase global oil prices

• To cut off ISIS's financial resources

• To improve local economies

• To reduce environmental pollution

How has shale oil production in North Dakota affected US foreign policy?

• It has changed the US's approach to the Middle East and Russia

• It has made the US more dependent on Middle Eastern oil

• It has led to increased oil prices globally

• It has reduced the US's influence in global politics

Which countries are among the top three oil producers in the world?

• Canada, Mexico, and Brazil

• Russia, Iran, and Venezuela

• Norway, Kuwait, and Iraq

• Saudi Arabia, China, and the US

What is one of the key diplomatic efforts Secretary Kerry is focusing on?

• Addressing climate change issues

• Improving relations with North Korea

• Securing an Iran nuclear deal

• Negotiating a trade deal with China

What is the significance of Secretary Kerry's meeting with the EU foreign policy chief and the Iranian Foreign Minister?

• To plan a military intervention

• To finalize a trade agreement

• To discuss global health initiatives

• To get back on track with the Iran nuclear deal