July 14 will mark one year since the announcement of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), the nuclear agreement with Iran. This article is part of a series of PolicyWatches assessing how the deal has affected various U.S. interests. On Tuesday, U.S. Treasury Department officials were scheduled to meet with the Central Bank of Iran and global banks based in London to discuss how to navigate the ongoing restrictions on business with Iran. Within weeks of implementation of the nuclear agreement in January 2016, Iranian officials called on Washington to reassure European banks that they could reengage with Iran. On February 4, Iranian foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif insisted as...
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