Edward Fishman
Coverage of Edward Fishman in the Nexus archive.
- US lawmakers advance bill that targets Russian oil buyers
The US Senate advanced a bill to impose economic penalties on Russia and countries purchasing its fossil fuels, granting the president authority to levy up to 100% tariffs on major buyers. Critics question the bill's effectiveness in aiding Ukraine, while the energy conflict between Russia and Ukraine escalates, with Ukraine targeting Russian refineries and Zelenskyy requesting Patriot missile interceptors from Trump.
- June 29, 2026
Stefano Pozzebon reports on Venezuela’s earthquake crisis. Edward Fishman discusses U.S.-Iran tensions. Martin Smith examines Trump’s ties to Saudi Arabia. Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor reflects on race, identity, and her father, Richard Pryor.
- The new oil order that could emerge from an Iran deal
A potential U.S.-Iran deal could reopen the Strait of Hormuz, reintroducing significant oil supplies to the market amid declining global stockpiles. However, uncertainties around Iranian fees, safety risks, and geopolitical tensions may create a prolonged, risk-adjusted market environment.
- Ex-federal official worried U.S. "may not come out on top" if Iran war becomes "battle of endurance"
A former U.S. federal official warns the country 'may not come out on top' if a potential war with Iran escalates into a prolonged 'battle of endurance.' The current ceasefire with Iran remains in place, but stalled negotiations have led to energy supply tensions, price surges, and heightened recession risks.