Washington's concerns with the Iran nuclear deal 10/12/2017 10:11:07 PM   facebook Google+ ► Print Iran nuclear deal under administrators of President Trump WASHINGTON, AFP, 12 October 2017  - Under US President Donald Trump, Washington's doubts about the virtues of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal have risen back to the surface of policy debate. The accord still has many fierce supporters, particularly among veterans of Barack Obama's former administration, but the views of anti-Iran hawks have gained ground. Washington's European allies and even some of Trump's most senior American advisers still think the deal is the best way to curtail Iran's nuclear ambitions. But Trump's willingness to cast aside Washington foreign policy orthodoxy and denunciate the accord as an 'embarrassment' have opened space for counter arguments. These are the main concerns of the deal's critics: - The 'sunset clause...