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Author: Kylie Kendall

INDIAN GOVERNMENT PROMISES TO EARMARK ANNUAL SPENDING TO BOOST NUCLEAR SECTOR

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INDIA SEEKS INCREASED URANIUM SUPPLIES AS IT EXPANDS ITS NUCLEAR POWER SECTOR

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GREECE PIPELINE STATE AID APPROVED AS LNG COMES TO CROATIA

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MYANMAR’S NEW GOVERNMENT MAY UNBLOCK OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS HELICOPTER SERVICES

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EBRD AND WORLD BANK HELP EGYPT BOOST GAS HANDLING CAPACITY

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INTERNATIONAL REGULATORY ROUND UP – ECHA FIRST AUTHORISATION PROBE SHOWS PAINT INDUSTRY COMPLIANCE

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LEGALISATION OF MARIJUANA COULD BOOST TOBACCO SALES AND OFFER GROWERS NEW INCOME

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INDIA BATTLES TO CONTAIN TOBACCO SMUGGLING BOOM

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RUSSIA TO INVEST INTO DRILLING TECHNOLOGIES FOR OIL AND GAS PRODUCTION

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Nuclear deal may have swept away many sanctions, but Iran struggles to mesh with global financial system

By Paul Cochrane, in Beirut   Following the international agreement limiting its nuclear power ambitions, Iran is essentially open for business. However, certain US sanctions remain in place, adding to Western banks' caution in dealing with Iran, long a pariah to global investors and bankers. Indeed, the biggest challenge will be reintegrating Iran's financial institutions back into the international system after their years’ long experience of dealing with, and circumventing, sanctions.
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