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Now playing Next Good Morning Europe US expected to eliminate Iranian oil waivers; China opposes plan The United States is expected to announce the end of waivers to countries who currently buy oil from Iran. China has responded to the US threat saying bilateral cooperation with Iran is 'in accordance with the law'. 22/04/2019
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