Europe Frustrated With US Regulations Holding It Back From Trade With Iran
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by News Editor

Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Europe said US regulations are preventing it from doing business with Iran. Photo: Wikipedia.
With the completion of the nuclear deal with Iran and the opening of its market, European businesses expected a trade bonanza.
But three months after the lifting of many sanctions against Iran, there is growing frustration among European politicians, diplomats and businesspeople over the inability to complete dozens of energy, aviation and construction deals with the Iranians.
Read full story at The New York Times.
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