Former Austrian Foreign Minister Karin Kneissl on Iran

The transcript discusses Iran's breach of uranium enrichment levels under the JCPOA and the potential consequences from European partners. It highlights the development of a bartering instrument by Britain, Germany, and France to support Iran economically. The discussion also covers the limitations of the trading mechanism and the potential escalation of tensions in the Persian Gulf. The European strategy to maintain credibility and support Iran is examined, along with global interests in avoiding a fully-fledged war.

What is the primary focus of the European partners in response to Iran's breach of the nuclear deal?

• Military intervention

• Creating a bartering instrument

• Imposing travel bans

• Cutting diplomatic ties

What is the main limitation of the trading mechanism being developed for Iran?

• It covers only large corporations

• It is fully operational

• It includes all trade volumes

• It is limited to humanitarian purposes

How did Iran manage to survive previous sanctions related to the SWIFT system?

• By increasing oil exports

• By creating alternative markets in Dubai

• By forming new alliances

• By reducing uranium enrichment

What is a key factor in maintaining the JCPOA according to the transcript?

• Military strength

• Nuclear disarmament

• Economic sanctions

• Credibility of all parties involved

Which countries are mentioned as having no real interest in triggering a fully fledged war?

• India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh

• China, Russia, and Arab Gulf countries

• United States, Canada, and Mexico

• Brazil, Argentina, and Chile