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UK Shipping Insurers are Caught in Iran Oil Sanctions’ Grey Zone

Charlie Brown, a senior adviser at United Against Nuclear Iran, an advocacy group based in the US, said that the...
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U.N. Pulls Nuclear Inspectors Out of Iran for Safety Reasons

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Jason Brodsky of United Against Nuclear Iran argued that while Iran is theoretically capable of rehabilitating the program, sanctions and...
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The Iran nuclear deal is done. And the world's biggest companies have already visited Tehran ready to strike a deal when sanctions end. These businesses will add even more to Iran's bottom line. And that means continued development of nuclear technologies and more cash for Hamas and Hezbollah.