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VihanLakshman PolicyMemo For Iran, China represents a strong economic partner that can shield it from the full force of economic sanctions. For China, Iran represents both a secure oil supply and a force to counter the United States, since Iran’s with relationship with America is overwhelmingly negative at the moment. 4 ii. Relations with Other Relevant States China’s relationship with the United States is marked by each nation’s desire to exercise its influence in determining the shape of final agreement 5 . Given their close economic ties, the U.S. and China are not enemies but will almost certainly be on the other side of the negotiating table, as the Americans will likely pursue a policy of harsh sanctions against Iran. China will be negotiating in good faith with the United States to make a deal, but will assert its own influence and seek to make a deal that does not damage Chinese trade with Iran. China’s role as an outsider to the U.S. foreign policy gives the nation a great deal of leverage in negotiation. Other states that will play a role in China’s foreign affairs outlook are Brazil, India, and Israel. Brazil and India have both shown a capacity to relate to Iran’s current situation, but it is unclear if they would be willing to join with China in pursuing a policy of no economic sanctions against Iran 6 . Israel has advocated a staunch opposition to Iran’s nuclear program, so it might be the toughest nation to come to an agreement. iii. Problem with the Existing Policy While the current temporary agreement removes sanctions on petrochemical exports and other products, it requires Iran to suspend major work on the heavy water reactor at Arak. 7 Ultimately, China would like to see Iran develop the ability to generate electricity 4 See Note (1). 5 Down, Erica and Maloney, Suzanne. “Getting China to Sanction Iran.” Foreign Affairs. New York, NY: 2011. http://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/67465/erica-downs-and-suzanne-maloney/getting- china-to-sanction-iran. 6 See Note (1). 7 White House Press Release. 23 November 2013. http://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press- office/2013/11/23/fact-sheet-first-step-understandings-regarding-islamic-republic-iran-s-n.
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