The Geneva Convention protects people who have fallen victim to armed conflict, but there are more than four million military animals in service – so who looks out for them? Dr Josh Milburn explains the ethics of using animals in war.

Should world leaders make the tough decision to stop trading with Putin even if it stifles their own economies? Professor Jan Godsell, an expert in global supply chains, joins host Peter Warzynski to talk about the impact of trading with a despot.

0.00 - Welcome and introduction
3.45 - What is a supply chain
6.05 - What are we importing from Russia and Ukraine?
10.07 - The moral debate with sanctions
19.34 - How do we stop panic buying
21.35 - Interconnected nature of supply chains
32.11 - Stop importing Russian gas
35.52 - Has Brexit made us more self-reliant?
37.00 - Ethical considerations

To avoid direct military intervention in Ukraine, the West has turned to a range of financial and economic sanctions. But what has been done? What are the pluses and minuses? How will these work over the longer term? And can they be made to work better? Economist Professor Alistair Milne explains…

Time Stamps -

0:33 – Introduction
1:20 – What is the point of sanction?
6:37 – Why does Putin want more roubles?
7:45 – Will the west sanction Russian gas and oil?
13:50 – Secret sanctions
16:16 – How long will the West keep sanctions in place