It has the Obama administration to thank. Less than a month after it was signed in Lausanne, Switzerland, the framework nuclear deal between Iran and the P5+1 powers is already beginning to pay dividends — for Iran, that is. Even before the April 2 accord, the enforced isolation that brought Iran’s ayatollahs to the nuclear negotiating table back in 2013 had begun to erode, progressively undermined by hungry investors eager to return to “business as usual” with the Islamic Republic. But since the framework deal was signed, the floodgates have opened in earnest. (READ MORE)Monday, April 27, 2015
Iran: Isolated No Longer
It has the Obama administration to thank. Less than a month after it was signed in Lausanne, Switzerland, the framework nuclear deal between Iran and the P5+1 powers is already beginning to pay dividends — for Iran, that is. Even before the April 2 accord, the enforced isolation that brought Iran’s ayatollahs to the nuclear negotiating table back in 2013 had begun to erode, progressively undermined by hungry investors eager to return to “business as usual” with the Islamic Republic. But since the framework deal was signed, the floodgates have opened in earnest. (READ MORE)