US policy on Iran: can money achieve what sanctions couldn't?

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The United States has shifted its policy towards Iran from "maximum pressure" sanctions to economic incentives aimed at securing nuclear concessions, according to experts speaking to Iran International. This memorandum of understanding signifies a fundamental change in Washington's approach to Tehran.

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The new US-Iran memorandum of understanding marks a fundamental shift in Washington's approach to Tehran, replacing years of "maximum pressure" with an effort to use economic incentives to secure nuclear concessions, experts told Iran International.

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