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Head of Editorial for Bloomberg Media in EMEA. All things video, audio and digital for @business. Alpinist, nemophilist & Nordiques.

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I'm the Managing Editor for international government news in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. I was previously in charge of economic and political news in Latin America, and have lived in Brazil, Argentina, Mexico and Canada, working in a number of roles, including Bureau Chief, Senior Editor and Team Leader. I grew up in Quebec City and graduated with B.A. in Economics and Politics from the University of Ottawa.

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Can Britain’s Royals Survive the Andrew Scandal? Original

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By Bobby Ghosh Verified, Adrian Wooldridge Verified, Alex Webb, Andrew Barden Verified
| Bloomberg Opinion Verified
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Trump to (Probably) Exit Iran Deal. Then What?

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By Andrew Barden Verified
| Bloomberg News Verified
Want to receive this post in your inbox every morning? Sign up for the Balance of Power newsletter, and follow Bloomberg Politics on Twitter and Facebook for more. The prevailing view is that President Donald Trump will announce he’s walking away from the Iran nuclear accord at 2 p.m. today in Washington. What comes next isn’t so clear. Here are four possible outcomes: 1. The deal holds: For now. Europe and Iran agree to stick by its terms and hope that the next president isn’t Trump.
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Trump to (Probably) Exit Iran Deal. Then What?

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By Andrew Barden Verified
| ndtvprofit.com
2. The fudge: In a twist, Trump says the deal isn’t working and accuses the Iranians of being in breach of its terms. He sends the issue to dispute resolution, and eventually, the UN Security Council. It may be worst-case scenario for Iran as it could see the U.S. destroy the deal from within, reinstating penalties without officially abandoning it. The U.S. could paint Iran as the guilty party.
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