Sanctioning Iran, Developing Relations with India, and the New Economic Order

The true test of the U.S. efforts to pressure Iran to either renegotiate the deal or have an overall massive change of behavior will be the reaction of China, Russia, and the Europeans (Germany, France, and the United Kingdom) to the reintroduced sanctions regime by the United States. Beyond the rol...

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