Eu policy 'risks inspiring extremists in Iran'

The European Union risks encouraging Islamic extremists in Iran by continuing to deal with the Tehran government, a US diplomat warned today.

Eu policy 'risks inspiring extremists in Iran'
Sun, 10 Feb, 2002 - 17:21

The European Union risks encouraging Islamic extremists in Iran by continuing to deal with the Tehran government, a US diplomat warned today.

Prime Minister Tony Blair insists it is right to remain ‘‘engaged’’ with Iran despite its embarrassing rejection of his choice of Ambassador.

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