While most of Washington has been obsessed with the Mueller report, serious foreign policy issues are coming to the forefront in these two countries. WSJ's Gerald F. Seib explains. Photos: GettyAsian companies that had provided a lifeline to Iran after the U.S. reimposed sanctions last year are pulling back, hurting the hobbled Iranian economy and leaving the Islamic Republic with less incentive to stay committed to a multination nuclear deal, Western diplomats say. The companies are reacting to the Trump administration’s moves this month to squeeze Iran’s oil exports and impose a terror designation on its paramilitary force. Among Asian businesses rethinking their dealings with Iran are banks, oil companies and...

Source: Wall Street Journal April 24, 2019 19:26 UTC