European Union Approves Iran Nuclear Deal, Signaling Congress to Follow
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The European Union approved the Iran nuclear deal with world powers on Monday, a first step toward lifting Europe’s economic sanctions against Tehran that the bloc hopes sends a signal to the U.S. Congress to follow.
In a message mainly aimed at skeptical voices in the U.S. Congress and strong resistance from Israel, EU foreign ministers meeting in Brussels stressed that there was no better option available.
Read full story at Reuters.
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