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France’s Le Drian Heads to Iran to Save Nuclear Deal From Trump
French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian is traveling to Tehran as part of a European drive to salvage the nuclear deal with Iran that President Donald Trump is threatening to scuttle and the Islamic Republic has said it may be forced to abandon. Le Drian's trip on Monday -- the first by an official in President Emmanuel Macron's administration -- is a balancing act: He'll need to reassure Iran of the European commitment to delivering economic benefits that were promised in the 2015 deal in return for curbing its nuclear program. It will signal whether “France is independent and its relations with Iran are based on its own national interests rather than aligned with U.S. policy,” said Clement Therme, a research fellow with London's International Institute for Strategic Studies who focuses on Iran.