Can TRUMP make EUROPE follow HIM? - VisualPolitik EN
October 23, 2018
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as posted by the channelEuropean Union does not want to follow the Iran sanctions passed by America. Nonetheless, Donald Trump wants to force European companies to cut their relationships with the Islamic Republic… How is this possible? How can a country like America impose their laws in other sovereign countries?
This is a legal duel where national sovereignty and economic interest are at stake. Brussels has already passed a package of policies to shield against Washington strikes. But it is not clear it is going to work at all.
Meanwhile, European companies like Citroen and Vodafone are being attacked by two sides: if they stay in Iran, US will punish them, if they leave, EU will do.
So why European companies want to follow American laws? We will answer to all of this questions on this video.
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