Where Does the Transatlantic Relationship Go from Here?
The U.S. decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal has brought transatlantic relations to their lowest point since the Iraq War. Now, differences over Iran may exert a greater toll on relations if Washington imposes sanctions on European countries which trade with the Islamic Republic. Meanwhile, the European Union faces an increasingly assertive Russia and uncertainty over Brexit. How can the U.S. and the EU manage these tensions--and are there opportunities for cooperation?
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