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Iran - Nuclear Deal Dividends

Joe Cirincione | Daniel Ang

24-Jul-15 08:35

Iran - Nuclear Deal Dividends

Iran’s landmark nuclear deal signed last week follows nearly a decade of negotiations with world powers. Called the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, it lets Iran enrich uranium for civilian purposes and blunts its ability to produce a nuclear programme. The deal eases existing international economic sanctions on Iran and puts Iran firmly back on the oil-producing market.

This is a report by Jason Lim


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