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As it happened this morning: Thursday 10 May
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EU holds firm on Iran deal in wake of US pullout
"The question is how aggressive the US are going to be in implementing the sanctions"
Euroviews. To save Iran deal, Europe must boldly protect business against US sanctions | View
Euronews speaks to an expert on nonproliferation and disarmament in the Middle East, Dina Esfandiary, about Trump's decision to leave the Iran nuclear deal.
‘Death to America’: Iran MPs burn American flag in parliament
The lawmakers staged the demonstration on Wednesday morning, the day after Trump announced he was ditching the 2015 nuclear deal.
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As it happened this morning: May 9
The latest updates on today's news in Europe and around the world.
Iran sanctions: their impact at home and abroad
The US will reimpose "full" sanctions on Iran and on foreign companies trading with Iran. What impact will this decision have on Iranians and on the rest of the world?
World reacts to US decision to pull out of Iran nuclear deal
Iran's President Rohani says he will try to maintain a deal that works for his country but his threat was clear: if negotiations are unsatisfactory, Iran will recommence full uranium enrichment. European leaders, meanwhile, urge calm and restraint.
What is the Iran nuclear deal and why doesn't Trump like it? | Euronews answers
in 2015 Iran agreed to restrictions on its nuclear activities in return for the lifting of sanctions - here's what you need to know in 4 questions.
Iran threatens nuclear expansion after Trump quits deal
Although the US has withdrawn from the deal, the other signatories remain part of it, and Iran has said that it will negotiate to keep the deal in place.
UK joins diplomatic fight to save Iran nuclear deal
President Trump is threatening to pull out of the accord if "flaws" are not addressed
Where do countries stand on the Iran nuclear deal?
Several countries are fighting to save the 2015 pact in which Tehran agreed to curb its nuclear activity in return for sanctions relief. President Trump has threatened to ditch the "insane" deal on May 12.
UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson in US for Iran talks
Britain's Foreign Secretary will try to persuade the US not to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal at the end of the week
Boris Johnson urges Trump: enforce Iran nuclear deal, don't break it
The UK's foreign secretary is in the US as the deadline approches for Trump to pull out of 2015 deal on Iran's nuclear programme.
As it happened this morning: May 7
Good morning Europe! Welcome to our coverage of the major European stories and key international news on Monday, May 7.
Iran's president warns Donald Trump he'll regret it if he ends nuclear deal
President Hassan Rouhani assures Iranians that "no change will occur in our lives next week" regardless of what the US president decides.
Euroviews. US-EU divisions encouraging Iran's 'bloody' adventurism | View
Cooperation and determination between Europe and the US may save the Iran nuclear deal, but it will take more to end Tehran’s meddling in the region.
Macron concerned the US will u-turn over Iran
Macron concerned the US will u-turn over the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran
Analysts cast doubt on Israeli claim that Iran has been lying about nuclear proliferation
Many analysts believe Israel is painting a bad picture of Iran in advance of US President Trump pulling out of the Iran nuclear deal on May 12th.
Pompeo agrees with Netanyahu and claims Iran is lying about its nuclear programme
US Secretary of State's opinion likely to be critical as President Trump considers pulling the US out of the 2015 nuclear deal.
As it happened: Tuesday morning, May 1
The morning's news, as it unfolded.