Edward Fishman
Edward Fishman is a former State Department employee and author who has been vocal about the implications of U.S.-Russia relations, particularly regarding sanctions relief and its potential impact on the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
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Panama:
Edward Fishman suggested that the importance of the new sanctions depends on what happens next.
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United Kingdom:
Edward Fishman suggested that the significance of the new sanctions depends on what happens next.
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United Kingdom:
Edward Fishman wrote that Rosneft was the most important Russian firm not yet under full US sanctions.
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Switzerland:
Edward Fishman explains the necessity of strengthening sanctions to achieve their goals.
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Guatemala:
Edward Fishman stated that sanctions are more effective than tariffs for pressuring a country to change its behavior.
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Russia:
Edward Fishman is cited as a former State Department employee and sanctions expert discussing the lack of new sanctions against Russia.
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Greece:
Edward Fishman wrote on social media that if the goal is to reduce Russian energy exports, it will not succeed.
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Switzerland:
Edward Fishman, a former senior official at the U.S. State Department, emphasizes the unique role of the dollar in the global economy.
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Serbia:
Edward Fishman, a senior researcher, commented on Trump's approach to economic diplomacy regarding Russia.
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Greece:
Edward Fishman is a senior researcher at Columbia University's Center on Global Energy Policy.
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