FRENCH TRADE AND SANCTIONS AGAINST IRAN

FRENCH TRADE AND SANCTIONS AGAINST IRAN

After several years of sharp increase, European exports to Iran declined significantly from mid-2006 until late 2007. French government support for the United States placed French firms under extreme financial pressure from Washington. While 2008 showed an unexpected recovery of European exports to...

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