The EU’s Fragmented Iran Policy

By Benjamin Weinthal
Published November 23, 2011 7:08pm ET
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The EU’s Fragmented Iran Policy
Berlin The European Union is stumbling through a new Iran sanctions discussion, as member states wrestle with conflicting policies to thwart Iran’s quest to obtain nuclear weapons. France, the United Kingdom, and Netherlands favor the toughest sanctions; Germany, Austria, Sweden, Italy, and Finland, to name just a few, lag behind. Indeed, Berlin is now one […]

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The European Union is stumbling through a new Iran sanctions discussion, as member states wrestle with conflicting policies to thwart Iran’s quest to obtain nuclear weapons.

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