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This video is well researched and explains the history and political motivations of Gazprom.
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The Union of European Football Associations ended its relationship with Gazprom in February of 2022, according to their website.
This video contains advertisements.
Teachers may wish to explain the importance of soccer in European culture.
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Economics classes could use this video to discuss state-owned companies and ownership of the means of production.
Teachers could use this video in a lesson about the impact of advertising and the role it plays in consumerism and climate change.
Civics or government classes could have a debate over whether this kind of advertising should be legal.
Other resources on this topic include this video on an activist's fight to block a pipeline in Minnesota, this interactive map on gas reserves around the world, and this video about greenwashing.
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