Russia Provides ' A Lot of Trouble' for Ukraine in 2019, Bremmer Says

Russia Provides ' A Lot of Trouble' for Ukraine in 2019, Bremmer Says

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The video discusses the relationship between the Russian ruble and oil prices, highlighting how the ruble weakens as oil prices fall. It then shifts focus to Ukraine, emphasizing the political risks associated with the 2019 elections and potential Russian interference. The discussion includes the impact of Russian cyberattacks on Ukraine's economy, noting a significant GDP loss. The video concludes by predicting a challenging year for Ukraine as Russian influence intensifies.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

How does the Russian ruble typically respond to changes in oil prices?

It strengthens as oil prices fall.

It weakens as oil prices fall.

It remains unaffected by oil prices.

It strengthens as oil prices rise.

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Why is Ukraine considered a significant risk factor for 2019?

Because of its geopolitical tensions and elections.

Because of its stable political environment.

Due to its strong economic growth.

Due to its alliance with the United States.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What major events are taking place in Ukraine in 2019?

A significant economic summit.

A major sports event.

A cultural festival.

Presidential and parliamentary elections.

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What is the potential impact of Russian interference in Ukrainian elections?

It will significantly impact Ukraine's economy.

It will have no effect on Ukraine.

It will improve Ukraine's international relations.

It will boost Ukraine's economy.

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How much did a previous round of cyberattacks from Russia affect Ukraine's GDP?

It increased GDP by 1%.

It had no effect on GDP.

It decreased GDP by 1%.

It decreased GDP by 5%.