The activation of the “snapback” mechanism not only makes the return of sanctions possible, but by simultaneously striking market confidence, financial channels, and supply chains, it quickly and multifront intensifies economic effects. Warnings about capital flight and disruption in money circulation, the risk to imports, and some parliamentarians’ calls to accelerate nuclear programs together present … Continue reading Iran’s Economy After Snapback Sanctions: Doubled Inflation, Threat to Build an Atomic Bomb